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... status quo and demands , in the name of “ justice , ” a modification of legal rules . Law is static . Politics is dynamic . Every well - ordered polity provides means , pre- scribed by law , for changing the law through nonviolent ...
... status quo and demands , in the name of “ justice , ” a modification of legal rules . Law is static . Politics is dynamic . Every well - ordered polity provides means , pre- scribed by law , for changing the law through nonviolent ...
Page 278
... status quo by force . The " haves , " moreover , are committed to " peace " and are reluctant to risk conflict or meet a challenge by a war of prevention . They typically procrasti- nate , make excuses for inaction , and fall victims to ...
... status quo by force . The " haves , " moreover , are committed to " peace " and are reluctant to risk conflict or meet a challenge by a war of prevention . They typically procrasti- nate , make excuses for inaction , and fall victims to ...
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... status of the Canal . No such settlements emerged . Innumerable UN resolutions and endless debates led to an Assembly vote on Nov. 7 ( 65 to 1 with only Israel in the negative and with ten abstentions , including Britain and France ) ...
... status of the Canal . No such settlements emerged . Innumerable UN resolutions and endless debates led to an Assembly vote on Nov. 7 ( 65 to 1 with only Israel in the negative and with ten abstentions , including Britain and France ) ...
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