There is no necessity for a society to develop or adopt the institutions that are best for economic growth or the welfare of its citizens, because other institutions may be even better for those who control politics and political institutions. The powerful and the rest of society will often disagree about which set of institutions should remain in place and which ones should be changed.
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Because there is enough money for anyone in the country except for the fellow citizens.
Karl Marx
Without a revolutionary change, the inequalities of civil society would always serve to dilute the impact of citizenship. Individuals would remain alienated from themselves and their community, because for the greater part of their life they were workers and not citizens.
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If government is corrupt and fails to improve people's lives, enough citizens will eventually realise this and replace the government.
109 Bkz. Masalha, 237. Daha yakınlardaki başka bir çalışma ise, İsrail'deki beşinci ve onikinci sınıf arasındaki Filistinli öğrencilerle kullanılan ders kitaplarının nasıl sistematik olarak Siyonist projenin meşrulaştırılırken Filistin tarihinin de marjinalleştirildiğini ve bastırıldığını gösterir. “Ders kitapları ... tarihi üç böİüme ayırır:
Under the steady influence of the Americans, both during and after the Occupation, the yakuza began to assume some of the characteristics of their American gangster counterparts. The
kobun took to dressing in dark suits, dark shirts, and white ties. Sunglasses were de rigueur, and in the 1960s, yakuza affected crewcuts and kept them for a longer time perhaps than anyone else in the world. To match their outfit, they affected a leer and a swagger that set them apart from the ordinary citizens. Yakuza leaders also acquired a taste for an imported luxury that might seem ironic today - foreign (principally American) cars. Even today, yakuza leaders are among the few customers for large American sedans in Japan.
The need to spend money decarbonising big developing economies that already offer citizens reasonable services threatens aid budgets which help pay for things like vaccines and schooling in the poorest parts of Africa.
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