Sublime

dysentery

Joaquin Aguirre

With modest leverage and relentless twenty-four-hour

The thesis of this book is that the massed power of the nation-state is destined to be privatized and commercialized. Like all truly radical institutional change, the privatization and commercialization of sovereignty will involve a revolution in the “common sense” of the way the world is comprehended. Such change seldom happens in a gradual, linea

Plus ratio quam vis: “Reason rather than force.”

his fundamental conviction has remained constant: the horrors of late twentieth-century life, whether Nazi, communist, racist, nationalist, or utilitarian in expression, are the products of defective concepts of the human person.

The theme of this book is the new revolution of power which is liberating individuals at the expense of the twentieth-century nation-state.

“last, best hope of earth.”

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