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Nathaniel Williams

Contributor since: 01 Mar 2012

Biography

Socionomics is a field of study deriving from the hypothesis that social mood motivates the character of social action.

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Democracy's Longest Decline in 40 Years: Was It Predictable?

Published 01 March 2012 | viewed 0 times

With socionomics, it's no surprise at all... Democracy has long been considered a model political structure for self-governing societies. So why is "government of the…