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Subtitle:Who Shall Guard the Guardians?
Porter Sargent Pub., Boston, 1959, 202pgs., index, end notes
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Reviewer comments: Writing in 1959 the author
is overwhelmed with the prospect of nuclear war, which he deems entirely
possible, even likely, due to the fundamental nature of governments and rulers.
The world was spared this catostrophy (so far) but his basic view of rulers
remains valid.
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Preface and Introduction
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Chapter 1 - Ideologies of Ruling Group
Morality: Three Views
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Chapter 2 - Morality and Mentality of Rulers
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Chapter 3 - Criminality and Morality of Heads
of State
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Chapter 4 - Other Power Elements Within the
State
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Chapter 5 - Noble Declarations and Ignoble
Policies of Today's Rulers
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Chapter 6 -Who Should Guard theGuardians?
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Chapter 7 - Preventing a New World War
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Chapter 8 -Three Basic Trends of Our Time
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Chapter 9 -Decline of Sensate Values,
Institutions, and Ideologies
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Chapter 10 -Emergence of A New Order
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Chapter 11-Towards Government of Scientists,
Sages, and Saints
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Chapter 12 - From Sensate Government to
Integral Leadership
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