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Says who? : the struggle for authority in a market-based society

Verhaeghe, Paul2017
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Here, Verhaeghe investigates how authority functions and why we need it in order to develop healthy psyches and strong societies. Going against the laissez-faire ethics of a free-market age, he argues that rather than seeing authority as a source of oppression we should invest in developing it in the places that matter. Only by strengthening the power of horizontal groups within existing social structures, such as in education, the economy and the political system can we restore authority to its rightful place.
Main title:
Says who? : the struggle for authority in a market-based society / Paul Verhaeghe ; translated by David Shaw.
Imprint:
Melbourne : Scribe, 2017.
Collation:
304 pages ; 21 cm
Notes:
Translated from the Dutch.
ISBN:
9781911344445 (pbk)
Dewey class:
303.33
LC class:
HM661
Language:
EnglishDutch
BRN:
1941924
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