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nations it subdues are ruled by the love of ruling, in the other, the princes and the subjects serve one another in love, the latter obeying, while the former take thought for all. The one delights in its own strength, represented in the persons of its rulers, the other says to its God, "I will love Thee, O Lord, my strength." And therefore the wise men of the one city, living according to man, have sought for profit to their own bodies or souls, or both, and those who have known God "glorified Him not

referred to as "political realism," that denies this possibility. Skepticism about international morality derives from a variety of sources, such as cultural relativism, apprehension about the effects of "moralism" on foreign policy, the view that rulers have an overriding obligation to follow the national interest, and the idea that there can be no moral principles of universal application in a world order of sovereign states. In the first section of this part, I argue that none of these arguments

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in the context of French colonial rule in West Africa. Wisely, he approaches that abstract relationship via those most invested in it, “the numerically small class of French-educated elites [who] came to be regarded by themselves and the colonial rulers as occupying such a strategic position in the imperial setting” (or as he often writes, “the colonial field”; (2). Over six densely written chapters, Genova argues that the presumption of a relationship between cultural authenticity and political

Allocation vs. Production States : a theoreti­ cal framework », in The Arab State, op.cit.) ; Lisa Anderson (« The State in the Middle East and North Afri­ ca », Comparative Politics, n°20, Octobre 1987) ; Jill Crystal (Oil and Politics in the Gulf : Rulers and Mer­ chants in Kuwait and Qatar, op.cit.) ; Michael Ross (« Does Oil Hinder Democracy ? », World Politics, n°53, Avril 2001) ; Gwenn Okruhlik (« Rentier wealth, Unruly Law, and the Rise of Opposition : the Political Econo­ my of Rentier States

venu pour rendre hommage à Egisthe roi. A Servant answers the door, asking to know who is there. Un serviteur répond à la porte, demandant à savoir qui est là. Orestes replies that he and Pylades are foreigners who come bearing important news for the rulers of Argos. Oreste répond que lui et Pylade sont des étrangers qui viennent portant des nouvelles importantes pour les dirigeants d'Argos. He asks that the servant send Clytaemnestra or Aegisthus to the door so that he may reveal this important news

the children of Israel will furnish all the leaders without encountering opposition. The Governments of the different peoples forming the world republic will fall without difficulty into the hands of the Jews. It will then be possible for the Jewish rulers to abolish private property, and everywhere to William Samuel Paley make use of the resources of the state. Thus will the promise of the Talmud be fulfilled, in which is said that when the Messianic time is come, the Jews will have all the property

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generations in an optimal, equitable, and transparent manner. This depleting wealth should not be seen as the birthright of rulers to use in order to buy domestic loyalty, support in foreign capitals, and waste on grandiose projects, military hardware, and shortsighted economic policies. While the management of these funds must be transparent and outside of the personal control of rulers, careful considerations also need to be given in designing a system that affords appropriate incentives to individuals

cheaply as possible, it needs to be relevant to the daily needs of the people it is meant for, and the information must be packaged so that it is easily understood. Information must help people communicate and participate, and allow them and their rulers to make informed choices. It must be affordable, it must make sense, and it must be user-friendly. Otherwise it is just junk mail. It is background radiation of inane digital trivia whizzing about at the speed of light. The other question to ask about