Ray Adam: The Just State, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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The state is not a natural condition. It is made. This book asks a fundamental question: Who owns the state and who determines the conditions of human life? Drawing on history, political structures, and lived experience, the author develops a clear and uncompromising perspective on how states function and why they fail. What emerges is not an ideology, but a consequence: A model of a state that serves people instead of power. At its core stands a complete constitutional framework and a question that runs through all of history: Who controls the conditions of life?