10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOCRACIES»
Discover the use of
monocracies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
monocracies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Democracy Derailed in Russia: The Failure of Open Politics
In monocracies, the extent of closure is still greater. A wall of coercion and
closure insulates rulers, who have little need to heed popular preferences so
long as the coercive apparatus remains intact. Elections are not held at all or they
are held ...
... with the military, and his power remains circumscribed by the extent to which
the military is willing to support him. By the same token, monarchies, despite the
linguistic contradiction, are also not necessarily monocracies of the kind meant.
Eberhard Jaeckel, Professor Eberhard Jackel, 2000
3
An Inventor's Dream: The Pythagorean
The images it produces is nominal and the reactions of the being are reality or
the enigma of life. Where the phenomenal rides the immutable nature. When a
monocracy comes into absurdity as meeting with other monocracies the beings
both ...
4
Joseph de Maistre's Life, Thought, and Influence: Selected ...
... once two wills and two actions, there will soon be two societies.37 Because the
structure of society and the state can only be pyramidal, aristocracies and
democracies are always, in reality, monocracies; but these are unstable
monocracies, ...
5
Fugue: on the amnesia of antinomies
They have been shown to have reached a point of increasing antinomy and
approaching tautology as the oligarchies of corporate republics and collective
monocracies contend for supremacy. According to the fugue schema for cultural
history, ...
6
Education in Maine: Report
The drifting sands of the desert and the flood deposits of the Nile have buried in
one common sepulture Persian and Egyptian monocracies, leaving nothing but
mounds and pyramids to mark the ancient reign of brute force, chilling, not ...
Maine. Department of Education, 1869
7
Annual Reports of the Officers of State of the State of ...
The drifting sands of the desert and the flood deposits of the Nile have buried in
one common sepulture Persian and Egyptian monocracies, leaving nothing but
mounds and' pyramids to mark the ancient reign of brute force, chilling, not ...
8
Annual Report of the Superintendent of Common Schools of the ...
The drifting sands of the desert and the flood deposits of the Nile have buried in
one common sepulture Persian and Egyptian monocracies, leaving nothing but
mounds and pyramids to mark the ancient reign of brute force, chilling, not ...
Maine. Superintendent of Common Schools, 1868
9
Middle East Perspectives
Democracies were declining, giving place to various kinds of monocracies. In
Egypt, waiting at the forefront was a young charismatic army officer called Gamal
Abdul Nasser. Chapter 21 Iran! A Precursor to Nationalization What happened to.
10
Bombers, Hijackers, Body Scanners, and Jihadists
Egypt's Voice of the Arabs broadcast Nasser's Arab nationalism throughout the
neighboring Arab states, encouraging dissent and overthrow of the ruling
monocracies and quasi-theocracies. Saudi Arabia then began the promotion of
Islam to ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONOCRACIES»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
monocracies is used in the context of the following news items.
On Stage: Off With Her Head
The conflict between the two canny, strong women was an important prologue across the subsequent centuries of the monocracies that have ... «Washington Life Magazine, Feb 15»
Saying Good-bye: The Hostile Takeover
Organizations such as monocracies (position by bloodline attainment) and dictatorships (totally autocratic) demand the succession order of the ... «FireEngineering.com, Aug 13»
The Gambia: Of gangster regime, mercenary judges, incorrigible …
... wildly opposed to the return of the craven monocracies of the seventies. Even Nigeria, with which Gambia shares historical affinity has shown ... «Senegambia News, Aug 13»
From Pawar down, politics is a family business in Maharashtra
Being elected made it democratic, though in essence it is a mix of nepotism giving rise to strong monocracies. That is how political clans ... «Firstpost, Jan 12»
