POL224Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Theodor W. Adorno, Negative And Positive Rights, Social Capital

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20th c. a. b. eco: property, contrast non-eco: speech, press vote, hold office education, income security, social services. Political and social rights- reflect demands of the majority, non-privileged, 99% Romney wanted to lower taxes for all including millionaires. Comparative political economy- studies variable outcomes within states. States/ economy/ civil society trinity" emerged in w. europe, n. america, etc. by the. Did it then become the model for everybody else? (held p. 19-22) Africa tended to be screwed over, better in more recent years. Possible that it will just take more time in these countries to improve. Thus, the trinity does not necessarily work worldwide. If it does, it tends to have some variations. I think we should look into the beginning of life to discuss the right to choice . A questionable topic that can be discussed in a political culture. No fear of being brought down for your views (medieval europe)

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