The radical right is girding for another assault on Medicare, social security, and the whole 20th
century social contract.
Helpfully he had come armed with suggestions for how this might be done: extending the kinds of business models that the ownership commission reported upon the day after the jobs summit; ecosystem policy, rather than industrial policy; a twenty - first
century social contract, which would allow individuals to mitigate the risk in their lives; and a state - backed infrastructure bank.
Not exact matches
But in taking the term «civil religion» from Rousseau's
Social Contract I was also bringing in a much more general concept, common in America in the eighteenth
century but by no means specifically American.
Above all things, the problem with the GOP according to Mann and Ornstein in a recent column in Salon, is that it «aspires to rewrite the
social contract and role of government developed and affirmed over a
century by both major political parties.»
A republican tradition without either The Federalist Papers or The
Social Contract, texts which are clearly central to the two great republican revolutions of the late eighteenth
century in France and North America, would be rather poor though.
Much of this topic has been studied for
centuries / millenia and some of the fruits of such studies are to be found in various disciplines, including sociology, psychology (cognition), linguistics (e.g. speech act theory) and also law and legal professions dealing with «
social contracts» (e.g. diplomatics).