Colin Crouch: Social European Declaration

Like the same name, Bestseller [Enrage], we once considered the word "be angry" to be a motto of progress. Insults and silences are the worst attitudes, the most unequaled, the more angry at discrimination, the greater anger at polarization, the fear of threatening all democracy, and the more unhesitatingly raising voices in the injustices and injustices that reason has made. But all of this is going to be flipped. Now our society is filled with voices pouring out under the feelings of hatred and disgust. And the voices argue that apathy and silence are the worst attitudes, and rational doubt and justice justify their claims. At the same time, all the things that are contrary to the voice are attacked by large conspiracy-sized virtuosos and unspoken groups. Smaller than any other youth's death to the case of regimes, and more routinely, the debate over welfare and discrimination, has been observed consistently in the face of a shift in purpose and means, with the replacement of victims and the shift of air traffic. At one time, Europe and most other countries, including South Korea, were in a little bit of agreement on distribution, welfare and discrimination. But in the middle, social consent, which has been working for several years, including the Korona 19 outbreak, has become paper-cuttered. Once the main tool of progress, justice, anger and rational reason, became the instrument that the opposition enjoyed, and the actions of progress were all turned into hatred and ridicule. “Salt the one who is not on your side” is all spoken out in words, whether it be progress or pay. What the hell was wrong with him?

Korean title: 사회적 유럽 선언

Korean author: 콜린 크라우치

Korean publisher: 페이퍼로드

ISBN-13: 9791190475501