Rhett Garber

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High modernist government was an austere prophet, demanding the destruction of the muddled present to make room for the perfect future.  Late modernist government is more like a kindly uncle, passing out chocolate chip cookies to his favorite nieces and nephews.  He doesn’t wish to transform them.  He just wants them to be happy – most particularly, with him.
The Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority
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