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Ha Seung-woo: Against democracy

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How has civil dignity and direct action been retold in the last 100 years? "I'm against democracy.". The author, who is the Imam Operator and a Green Party fairman, has talked through our history about the paradox of democracy and the ‘sense of the people’ and the action itself. 3. The secret of the movement and the Red Sea, the re-integration of democracy and politics, civil disobedience and law enforcement, and how we can change our lives by living together beyond colleges, by working in terms of anti-nuclear movements and green parties. The author says that the role of those who are without a share, the politics of human rights, in restoring the voice of those whose voices have lost a voice, should lead to the state of ecology, which calls for greater scope of the voice and the peace, the desert, the sharing and the cooperative.

Korean title: 민주주의에 반하다

Korean author: 하승우

Korean publisher: 낮은산

ISBN-13: 9788989646761

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April 25, 2012

Our country is a democracy. But the various examples of this regime suggest that the atrocities of those who are justified in saying "democracy" are a time of great fire. The book provides a variety of views on the historical history of democracy in our modern nation. Many examples are very helpful in understanding that. Many people live in democratic countries, but it seems that they don't think much about their rights because they're busy eating. Instead, the rich seek out the weak spots of

하승우: 민주주의에 반하다
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