Philosophy and democracy in the world : a UNESCO survey created by Roger-Pol Droit ; foreword by Federico Mayor ; translation by Chaterine Culten.

By:

Droit, Roger-Pol [author]

Contributor(s):

Cullen, Catherine [translator]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Paris : Unesco Publishing c1995.Description: 191 pages 18 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9231032070
9789231032073

Subject(s):

Contents:

Introductory note; Part I Philosophy and democracy, II - Four facts and their comments, III - What can be done?

Summary: This report is based on aunique documentation, consisting of hundreds of documents from several dozen States, a host of practical proposals developed during several international meetings, specific papers written by experts (on multimedia, citizenship, economics, etc). The main themes emerging from this mass of data are described here in a simple and clear manner.

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Translated from French

Includes bibliographical references.

Introductory note; Part I Philosophy and democracy, II - Four facts and their comments, III - What can be done?

This report is based on aunique documentation, consisting of hundreds of documents from several dozen States, a host of practical proposals developed during several international meetings, specific papers written by experts (on multimedia, citizenship, economics, etc). The main themes emerging from this mass of data are described here in a simple and clear manner.

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