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Origins of demokratia ideology
The invention of demokratia in Greece
Feb 14
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Michael G. Heller
Is society a cooperation?
Society as ‘cooperation’
Feb 2
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Michael G. Heller
January 2025
"Participation" in Greek poleis
a book exhibit: excerpts on the theme of participation
Jan 27
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Michael G. Heller
Heller on religion
The utility of religion
Jan 22
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Michael G. Heller
Heller on Durkheim
Émile Durkheim argues that new societies do not create themselves whole because they are in large measure “ready-made” from leftover features of…
Jan 18
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Michael G. Heller
December 2024
The enlightening separation of powers
.. with a contemporary end of year 2024 prelude to our future
Dec 18, 2024
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Michael G. Heller
Which Comes First, Judges or the Law?
Eighteenth century ideas about ancient 'natural histories' of governance..
Dec 15, 2024
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Michael G. Heller
The Enlightenment
An Idea and Its History
Dec 12, 2024
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Michael G. Heller
David Hume and the End of the World
Did enlightenment end in the eighteenth century?
Dec 11, 2024
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Michael G. Heller
Proxy-primitive decisions
Silberbauer unique on ‘Political process in G/wi bands’
Dec 7, 2024
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Michael G. Heller
November 2024
Theory & History
The prehistoric HAPPEN utility function for governing..
Nov 29, 2024
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Michael G. Heller
Anti-trust or pro-monopoly?
A 'creative destruction' debate may divide the Trump administration which should learn from Schumpeter but not from Stiglitz..
Nov 27, 2024
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Michael G. Heller
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