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Can a Democratic Society Survive the Good Intentions of its Crusaders?
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Collection StructureCommonwealth Club of California records > Sound recordings of club programs > Can a Democratic Society Survive the Good Intentions of its Crusaders?
Item Title Can a Democratic Society Survive the Good Intentions of its Crusaders?
Speaker Kahn, Herman (1922-1983)
Date CreatedJune 02, 1978
Description

Kahn believes that democracies cannot survive the good intentions of their crusaders. Democracy is fragile form of government that usually does not work. Kahn discusses limits to growth propaganda and states that the Hudson Institue believes that the world population will settle out at about 10 billion, with $20,000 per capita income--a wealthy and sustainable world. The Institute is 95 percent sure that industrialization has a happy ending, unlike what is taught in school. Kahn itemizes nine issues at the center of current controversies and ten great issues of the future.

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Place RecordedSan Francisco, California, United States
FormatSound Recording
Medium speeches (documents)
Hoover IDProgram 19780602; 2003c87_a_0011043
Record Number2003C87.862
RightsUsed with permission of the Commonwealth Club of California.This copy is provided for educational and research purposes only. No publication, further reproduction, or reuse of copies, beyond fair use, may be made without the express written permission of the copyright owner.

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