This is part of the social contract that protects your child — and you have an obligation to continue to the social contract in your future.
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The new social contract In this new Age of Enlightenment, we abide by a simple social contract: Companies give us their goods and we give them our data.
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" Allergan also defended its commitment to its "social contract.
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But it has defaulted most violently on its social contract.
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"It's a fundamental break in the social contract," he said.
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These bonds are not based on some abstract social contract.
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Russia stands as a model for this new social contract.
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The Wuhan conronavirus threatens this social contract in two ways.
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That's kind of the social contract we have with our readers.
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That's kind of a basic part of the social contract online.
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That was explicitly part of the social contract, and it's worked.
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We need a new social contract that would have portable benefits.
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I believe that government is a manifestation of the social contract.
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"The social contract is weakened because of unfulfilled promises," he said.
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Saying no is never easy; it breaks an implied social contract.
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The catalyst of the Arab Spring was a broken social contract.
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The idea is that participants will eventually sign a new "social contract".
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The social contract is about a strong as a bit of thread.
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And he also wrote The Social Contract, a text Mishra barely addresses.
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The Fractured Republic: Renewing America's Social Contract in the Age of Individualism.
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Are you breaking the social contract by going to the grocery store?
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"He's really concerned about the social contract of health, education," he added.
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Society is best seen as a social contract, these Enlightenment thinkers said.
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"An invitation is the opening salvo of a social contract," she said.
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No "social contract" or "natural rights": nothing but power relations, brutally enforced.
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I look at it as a social contract — do the right thing.
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Now it's our time to define a new social contract for our generation.
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Bigger deficits and more debt limits the scope to rewrite Britain's social contract.
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The unspoken social contract in China is built on steadily rising living standards.
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People are confused because the state of the social contract is a mess.
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"It screws up his social contract with those inside the system," she said.
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The Asian workers needed to be brought into line with the Social Contract.
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Louisiana's levees stand, too, as an emblem of our dangerously precarious social contract.
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Well, what is the social contract now between that employer and its employees?
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Drug addiction and suicide are soaring, locals say, as the social contract strains.
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The American social contract needs to be rebuilt through a revised New Deal.
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In other words, it needs a new social contract for a new decade.
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Feature As the social contract frays, what does it mean to be polite?
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It's really about a superhuman ability to identify people, which changes the social contract.
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"The social contract says you have the right to use deadly force," he says.
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Yet when consumers blithely accept those freebies, we consent to a constructive social contract.
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"Now it's time for our generation to define a new social contract," Zuckerberg said.
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THE FRACTURED REPUBLICRenewing America's Social Contract in the Age of IndividualismBy Yuval Levin262 pp.
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More and more, the latter were questioning the social contract they had lived by.
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All the while, the social contract between states and their citizens continues to erode.
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In such a world, he says, we need to invent a new social contract.
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ONE FINAL QUESTION, JUST BECAUSE A LOT OF THIS HAS BEEN ABOUT THE SOCIAL CONTRACT.
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The social contract between our government and its people is hanging on by a thread.
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"By definition, someone who is stealing your food is breaking the social contract," she said.
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THE FRACTURED REPUBLIC: Renewing America's Social Contract in the Age of Individualism, by Yuval Levin.
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All that oversharing and debate was made possible by another element of Google's social contract.
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She made a social contract to be a cat lady, and she must follow through.
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And tell someone you&aposre planning on making a change to create a social contract.
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And yet, Chinese investment has been criticized for undermining the social contract in weak states.
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" Its first answer was succinct: "a social contract is missing between the state and its citizens.
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Following back or adding someone who asks has become part of the modern-day social contract.
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The appeals justices simply said chimps aren't persons because they can't participate in the social contract.
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The Bayh-Dole Act, as Congress amended and President Reagan expanded, has established a social contract.
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Ford and his conservative acolytes had succeeded in forcing the city to renegotiate the social contract.
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The social contract that once existed between companies and workers, you think, has been tossed out.
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Government subsidies that kept fuel cheap were considered an untouchable piece of the Saudi social contract.
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America's infrastructure is in disrepair, its education system badly underperforming, and its social contract in shambles.
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The other alternative, as outlined in the chapter "New Deals," is to rework the social contract.
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If elected I will change America's social contract with our children in fundamental and meaningful ways.
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I felt as if I was being incredibly rude, as if I'd betrayed a social contract.
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The social contract of the internet seems to insist that there's a nobility in weathering degradation.
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In Seattle, the nation's fastest-growing city for this decade, the social contract is nearly broken.
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It is what's behind the social contract of the salute of superior officers by subordinate ones.
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If any nation threatens to enforce a basic social contract, the companies threaten to move offshore.
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This new social contract will enable most Americans to once again have a middle-class life.
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Through the simplicity of words, signs, and scores, Jonas keeps the promise of the social contract present.
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We are going to need a new digital social contract that guarantees our rights in this market.
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This work-based social contract lowered the barrier for individuals to enter or reenter the labor market.
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"Can I have a fry?" they say, longingly, and you oblige, because that is our social contract.
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The overarching theme of the book is how Detroit turned to bankruptcy to restore the social contract.
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What they didn't recognize is that the "nation of immigrants" rhetoric reifies a white supremacist social contract.
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So begins social-contract theory, which evolved under Locke, Rousseau, Kant and the American philosopher John Rawls.
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LBJ was undaunted by the risk as he strengthened the social contract that has expanded our democracy.
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Rowland molds the law into a monument made of earth, air, paper, and the social contract itself.
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It's all evidence of the precariousness of the social contract, tonally flitting between satire and moral outrage.
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But just like the rest of us, the trio onstage is caught in a broken social contract.
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Nevertheless, many people in both parties are struggling to define a new social contract for a globalised economy.
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This utopia is possible only because of what Professor Caetano calls the "social contract" that sets Uruguay apart.
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A PLEDGE SAYING THAT THERE IS A SOCIAL CONTRACT THE DRUG INDUSTRY HAS TO NOT RAISE PRICES EGREGIOUSLY.
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The legitimacy of the system is based on a shared belief in a "social contract" between consenting adults.
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Over time, such changes could strain the social contract between Saudi citizens and the ruling al-Saud family.
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Gulf rulers fear that cutting spending would alter the social contract in which largesse buys their people's quiescence.
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His problem is that the hard left will brook no modifications in the social contract as it stands.
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They derive from basic social contract principles of a kind that both Democrats and Republicans claim to embrace.
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In doing so, the AIN creates a digital social contract and helps fortify intractable, ideologically extreme word views.
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The region's social contract, which promised a decent job to anybody who wanted one, has been ripped up.
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Thanks largely to the government's extensive control over information, Mr. Putin has rewritten the social contract in Russia.
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This concentration of opportunity among people and places calls for a new social contract for the digital economy.
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It rips up that social contract, suggesting that spectatorship might not always be innocent or passive or nice.
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But now, cheap, powerful machines are taking the place of human watchers, disrupting a long-held social contract.
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Between 1991 and 2015, he wrote and self-published almost 70 lengthy editorials on the Social Contract, his blog.
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We need to figure out a new social contract, and to ensure that everyone benefits from the coming changes.
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DO YOU FIND THAT INCONSISTENT WITH THE SOCIAL CONTRACT YOU'RE PROMOTING WHEN IT COMES TO DRUG PRICE HIKES HERE?
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But it has not upended the social contract, whereby oil pays the bills and foreigners do the manual labour.
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It does not mean being the sucker: The implicit, "social" contract is that each side wins, and loses, sometime.
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Hayes: Part of responsibility or social contract for anyone, right — citizens, nonprofits, corporations — is how we interact with government.
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By the late 1960s, however, the social contract had come under attack from both the right and the left.
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But the oil-price slump has burst the economic bubble, and the social contract with Mr Nazarbayev is eroding.
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As Balazs Jarabik of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank, observes, the social contract is changing.
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The brilliance of the performance is to render Inga's actions horrifyingly logical for someone unconstrained by the social contract.
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And no compulsion, beyond an ultimately meaningless utilitarian social contract, to bind ourselves to any ethical or moral system.
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They form a kind of social contract, and I think it's because I generated the key results for myself.
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Furthermore, barriers to changing the social contract in countries that inherit constitutions from a previous authoritarian regime are steep.
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But local residents said the social contract between those who govern and those they purport to represent is broken.
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It's called a social contract, and we've seen what happens in cities where the social contract is broken: White residents vote against tax hikes to fund schools where they don't send their children, parks go untended and libraries shutter because affluent people feel no obligation to help pay for things they don't need.
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On their behalf, she has railed against employers who break the "social contract" by hiring foreigners rather than training locals.
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His social contract apes that of the United Arab Emirates, which grants subjects social freedoms provided they forgo political ones.
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The basic liberal philosophical construct is the idea of the social contract: individual rights precede (and therefore trump) social arrangements.
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For Thomas Hobbes, who inspired the social-contract theorist John Locke, thinking was "nothing more than reckoning," meaning mathematical calculation.
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For all others, hugs are given and taken either begrudgingly or out of some sort obligation to the social contract.
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"It's time to build the workforce of the 21st century, and the social contract that goes with it," said Kasriel.
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Intergenerational equity, a basic tenet of the social contract that binds workers and plan sponsors, has been given short shrift.
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"The world's employment framework has broken down ... we need a new social contract to clean up forced labor," she said.
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The United States has every reason to welcome the crown prince's determination to reshape his nation's economic and social contract.
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Even though we don't give it much thought, we are a party to an unusual social contract with the squirrel.
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But now that political consensus is fraying, and the broken social contract that lay behind the original uprisings remains unrepaired.
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The Affordable Care Act expanded this social contract, enabling people to share risk rather than taking it all on themselves.
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So every worker can take these, but your job is you have to have a different social contract with yourself.
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He recommends establishing an office social contract that participants treat an online meeting like they would an in-person meeting.
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We need a similar strengthening of the social contract to manage the changing nature of work in the digital age.
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In China, too, as the coronavirus epidemic reveals, there is a social contract between the public and the party-state.
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Weight Watchers employs this type of social contract in some ways to encourage but also as a deterrent to relapse.
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"The new social contract that is being built in Turkey is being based on a very weak foundation," he added.
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You know, Denmark is a very different country than the U.S. and there's great social contract going on there with people.
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Kant's faith in the supremacy of law and the social contract seems to be derived from his thinking on moral philosophy.
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Jo Swinson, Sir Vince's deputy (who is tipped as his successor), declared that the "social contract is broken", another common theme.
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Is it purely because they are money-grubbing monsters making hay off bullying, vitriol, the corrosion of the social contract, etc.?
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Since unrecognised Somaliland is cut off from most external assistance, the social contract between government and citizens has become unusually strong.
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TIRRELL: LET'S START OFF WITH THE NEWS OF THE WEEK, YOUR BLOG POST, YOUR PLEDGE, YOUR SOCIAL CONTRACT ABOUT DRUG PRICES.
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Does PiS, which won 38% of the vote in 2015, have a mandate to rip up the post-1989 social contract?
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AND WE UNDERSTAND OUR SOCIAL CONTRACT WITH THE U.S. THIS IDEA THAT WE TAKE AND DON'T GIVE IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE.
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That is why we need to create a new social contract between the Jewish people and the nations of the world.
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Third Way's "social contract" does contain some policies that few would object to, like broadband for all Americans within two years.
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Performance artist David Sherry examines the absurdities of the social contract by subverting the accepted mores that supposedly make us human.
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The American social contract depends on a federal guarantee of access to quality, affordable housing, nutritious food and affordable health care.
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In short, the implicit social contract that once bound employers, families and government has unraveled, and nothing has taken its place.
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In it, he maps out a plan that he calls a "social contract" to improve jobs, health, education, housing and retirement.
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The latter was largely purchased through a social contract which provided citizens with economic and social benefits in return for loyalty.
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And that it's not just going to be for emergencies, it's going to be for, to change the social contract hopefully.
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Perhaps because bearing children ensures the continuation of the species, it is often prioritized as part of a larger social contract.
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It's one of the reasons our new social contract redesigns the pay and benefits of work to fit a changed economy.
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So, as self-governing societies, it is time for us to help industry help themselves by establishing a digital social contract.
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He says that, scientifically speaking, beards served as some sort of a signal within the social contract during early human evolution.
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We must design a new digital social contract to steer technological development back toward serving the well-being of democratic society.
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The simple explanation for why this situation didn't escalate: the unspoken social contract of the bus driver's authority in this space.
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It suggests a kind of social contract: if adversaries all agree to support each other in their darkest moments, then nobody falls.
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"The centrepiece of the new social contract is the primacy of the citizen over the state," Mr Gref wrote at the time.
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In its PR announcing the social contract it describes it as "a set of behaviors and goals… we want for our community".
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The old social contract -- and the old social contacts -- have, for good and for ill, ceased to organize work and community life.
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Fresh thinking within the Democratic Party should and will include an overdue debate about the balance of obligations in the social contract.
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If the virtual is not real, rules are irrelevant; if it is, then we're badly in need of a digital social contract.
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The origin of the utilitarian social calculus and its foundational account of thinking as a form of computation is social contract theory.
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"The social contract in Belarus is changing - there was loyalty in exchange for benefits, then loyalty in exchange for stability," he said.
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As the current social contract appears to fray at the seams, a network-based decentralized system, such as bitcoin, has increasing potential.
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But now, in 2018, this social contract between the nations of the world and Jewish collectivity is tearing apart at the seams.
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We must not forget the real people and communities who stand to lose the most as the social contract continues to fray.
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Putin's current deal with the Russian people, however, is much less sustainable than the social contract underlying his early years of power.
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The loss of taboo shows us its value, and how prohibitions are a crucial part of the social contract we live by.
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I'd like to be out articulating some ideas about, how do we create a new social contract that would have portable benefits?
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"Putin wants repatriation, but the social contract is that if you show loyalty, you can live the way you want," he said.
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The Social Contract was a forum for concerns about the threat of mass immigration (particularly mass nonwhite immigration) to the United States.
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Journalists and politicians, drawn to the region by the promises of the Social Contract, were treated to guided tours and organized conferences.
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The basic social contract covers this one: Be kind to others and hope it boomerangs back to you when you need it.
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In this new environment, we abide by a simple social contract: companies give us their goods and we give them our data.
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But this historic storm, like the Great Depression, should also motivate a reconsideration of our broader social contract: a new New Deal.
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But more than that, I didn't need anyone breaking the social contract we all silently enter into when we disappear below ground.
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They come from homegrown authoritarianism, entrenched inequality, the corporate capture of our politics and the collapse of the 20th-century social contract.
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Eduardo Porter, an economics writer for The Times, is the author of a forthcoming book about race and the American social contract.
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Rachel Chavkin, the Tony Award-winning director of "Hadestown," refers to the classic audition, ringingly, as the "social contract" of the theater.
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Rachel Chavkin, the Tony Award-winning director of "Hadestown," refers to the classic audition, ringingly, as the "social contract" of the theater.
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The social contract and geopolitical norms that underpin liberal democracies and the world order that sustains them were not built for this century.
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The American Dream requires the right to rise based on equality of opportunity and hard work -- and that social contract must be repaired.
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Europe's leagues are also an interconnected web, rather than a closed circuit of franchises, which makes the social contract between teams less straightforward.
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The suggestion that parents are not their children's best advocates is one that strikes at the heart of centuries' worth of social contract.
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We've asked Tor why it's publishing a social contract at this point in its evolution and will update this post with any response.
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" He explained, "J'ing O in the workplace breaks an unspoken social contract: that the bathroom is all yours to dump your sorrows away.
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It has been an accepted part of the social contract in America that those who commit criminal acts face criminal penalties, including incarceration.
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When I worked at Law360, I was under the impression that the company and its (mostly) young reporters had an implied social contract.
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He pointed to Allergan's "social contract," pledging, among other things, to limit price increases on medicines to less than 10 percent a year.
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By essentially giving its imprimatur to Beijing's unfair trade practices, the West destroyed the economic security that had undergirded its capitalist social contract.
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Despite all this, I continue to believe in the social contract that in my mind is synonymous with public schools and public good.
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Silicon Valley's libertarian social contract, with its cavalier attitude toward inequality, sits uneasily with a population raised on France's postwar social-democratic traditions.
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What I saw was in keeping both with Rojava's guiding doctrine — a document called the Social Contract — and a result of extreme circumstance.
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On a broader scale, his misadventures reflect the growing perception that capitalism's social contract is broken, particularly in terms of rewards and consequences.
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"There's a risk that the social contract could crack," said Marten Blix, an economist at the Research Institute of Industrial Economics in Stockholm.
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Part of this new social contract is an expanded public option for many programs now provided by private entities or not at all.
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Allergan CEO Brent Saunders pledged, in what he called the company's social contract, to limit increases to less than 10 percent once a year.
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All of which provides some context for what is perhaps the most specific pledge in the social contract — not to build in any backdoors.
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ALLERGAN'S CEO BRENT SAUNDERS TAKING ON THE DRUG PRICE WARS BY PLEDGING TO UPHOLD A SOCIAL CONTRACT WITH PATIENTS IN HIS COMPANY'S BLOG POST.
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We have a society where the individual is perhaps freer than any other society because the government is securing the social contract so comprehensively.
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The crypto world and the Afrikaner right share the rhetoric that the end is nigh: The financial system is fallible, the social contract unstable.
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This break in the "social contract" can also be seen in the antipathy to how the world's central banks handle the economy, Jakobsen added.
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There's a social contract at the Little Theater—not one that would apply in other public spaces, but a collective sense of propriety nonetheless.
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Rojava's constitution, or "social contract", governing its some 4 million people enshrines women's rights and urges public institutions to work towards ending gender discrimination.
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When Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote "The Social Contract" in 1762, he created a new format for a relationship between the people and their rulers.
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Mr Levin's first steal is in the subtitle of his new book, "The Fractured Republic: Renewing America's Social Contract in the Age of Individualism".
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It undermines social cohesion, and, finally, creates the conditions for what the social contract is meant to preclude: a war of all against all.
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And a certain part of participating is acknowledging the rules of the game — and the social contract you enter into when you play it.
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There's a hopeful vision, too: To adapt and survive, some governments will experiment with ambitious plans to rewrite the social contract that underpins society.
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Far from providing the political will to engineer a new social contract, the consensus politics of recent years has instead delivered a conservative transition.
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Whether we recognize it or not, technologies that cities deploy today will play a significant role in defining the social contract of the future.
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That also means that marriage is being pitched less as the fulfillment of a social contract and more as a kind of personal achievement.
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Recently, I've been arguing at CNN that we need to reframe the social contract around higher education when it comes to issues of cost.
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If Denmark's social contract is your model — and it's a good one — then I'd trust Biden much more than Bernie to head us there.
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"The Square," which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, takes his satirical ideas about masculinity, hypocrisy and the social contract to a new level.
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That is Super Bowl Sunday, and this has been our unspoken social contract ever since the Super Bowl and Super Bowl commercials even started.
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Solving some of the more intractable causes of the gender pay gap must be part of a new social contract for our modern economy.
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They include modernizing the economy, making India a leading global power, and redefining India's social contract in a more "pro-Hindu" fashion, he says.
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And it used to be that a person could work their way to a life of comfort, but that social contract is currently broken.
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Mr. Kobach was widely criticized in 2015 after speaking at a writers workshop of The Social Contract Press, a publisher of white nationalist tracts.
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Surfing on high oil prices, he used to be able to bolster his social contract with the Russian people through rising standards of living.
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That spirit that means recognizing the social contract that says you train up local young people before you take on cheap labor from overseas.
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Locke is clear that once government is convened by means of a social contract, individuals largely transfer their right of self-defense to the state.
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In a healthy republic, he wrote in "The Social Contract" in 1762, citizens "fly to the assemblies" and take an active role in public affairs.
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The social contract, from keeping the trains running to surrounding the protesters with police, was paid for by the City and County of San Francisco.
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A bigger challenge for the reformers is the fact that the prince's dizzying changes amount to, in effect, a rewriting of the Saudi social contract.
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He believes "it's time for our generation to define a new social contract" where we measure progress by everyone having a role and a purpose.
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"The government will continue to uphold the federal constitution, which enshrines the social contract agreed by representatives of all races," it said in the statement.
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It presents the state as the only legitimate user of violence, in an implied social contract in which citizens renounce violence in exchange for protection.
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But part of the underlying social contract is, you take a hunk of that and pay it forward for the next kid who comes along.
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But if Americans' unease amid affluence tells us anything, it's that we won't fix what's ailing our economy until we rebuild our fraying social contract.
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Other laws are funny because they're plainly reactive — drawn up, that is, in response to some travesty of behavior or perversion of the social contract.
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"The protesters also want a changing social contract," said Sean L. Yom, a professor of political science at Temple University who studies Middle Eastern governments.
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Still, I believed, even as a fifth grader, that education is a social contract and that Los Angeles was uniquely suited to carry it out.
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In order to do the other thing that Breed wants to do, build more housing of all kinds, she has to secure the social contract.
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These events challenge the social contract where the public tacitly accepted a level of corruption and authoritarianism in exchange for stability, security and economic improvements.
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A cabal of ultra-Thatcherites is using Brexit to tear up the social contract and turn Britain into a "US-style dog-eat-dog dystopia".
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The belief is apparently that any human judgement based on content beyond the absolute minimum required by law and implied by the social contract — i.e.
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In a way, every single citizen is impacted, because we are all party to the social contract our leaders accept when they seek public office.
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The postwar social contract had presupposed conditions that, in 1979, no longer existed: industrial dominance, a strong dollar, capital controls and, above all, cheap energy.
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"You have a generation being locked out of the Irish social contract," said Rory Hearne, a lecturer in the sociology of housing at Maynooth University.
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"You have a generation being locked out of the Irish social contract," said Rory Hearne, a lecturer in the sociology of housing at Maynooth University.
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IVThe new social contract OTTO VON BISMARCK—no one's idea of a liberal—started Germany down the road to a welfare state in the 19th century.
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Likewise, he said the 2017 appellate division ruling was off the mark when it said chimps aren't persons because they cannot participate in the social contract.
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But the introduction of computerization has begun to rewrite the social contract between doctors and society, as EMRs lay the groundwork for the industrialization of medicine.
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You can't (and probably shouldn't, given the social contract and all) tune it out entirely, but you can at least have a little fun with it.
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Striking a balance is not easy, but it's hard to underestimate the importance of anonymity online for the wellbeing of our communities and the social contract.
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If you look at Scandinavian countries, they realized they were small countries, and they had to reopen, and so they had to make that social contract.
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Elizabeth Warren said she wants billionaires like Howard Schultz and Michael Bloomberg to subscribe to the U.S. "social contract" and pay "their fair share" in taxes.
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Allergan Chief Executive Officer Brent Saunders highlighted his company's "social contract with patients," and its pledge in 2016 to limit yearly price increases to 10 percent.
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But in the age of Trump, reporters have a new purpose, a more pressing social contract with the public to cover the president fairly but fearlessly.
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These games aren't interested in having the animals die so you can ponder life and death without the supposed safety net of the human social contract.
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A group called the Internet Security Alliance published a white paper titled The Cyber Security Social Contract: Policy Recommendations for the Obama Administration and 11th Congress.
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This is why we reach out to the leaders of the world, to repair this social contract before it is ripped to shreds before our eyes.
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It will also begin to restore to our business environment a key to our nation's economic "growth miracle" and "social contract" during its most prosperous era.
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With all the sharing and hearting, if you don't hop on the holiday bandwagon, you feel as if you're violating some kind of invisible social contract.
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On this blue planet we call home, are we humans all equals who evolve as a species by adhering to the rules of the social contract?
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Programs to encourage savings and assets are only one aspect of a social contract that recognizes the dignity of work but also the complexity of life.
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One farmer shared his food not because he had read the Social Contract but because that's what you did for your neighbors during a trade embargo.
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The Social Contract Press, founded by John Tanton, the architect of the modern American anti-immigration movement, published an English edition and still sells it online.
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The money that flows from Aramco's oil wells to state coffers is the linchpin of a social contract between the ruling royal family and average Saudis.
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Capitalism is no longer working for the majority – no longer can one expect to sign a social contract exchanging ones labor for fair wages and security.
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People who break the social contract in such a protracted and consistent manner inspire both admiration (for the chutzpah it takes to dissemble consistently) and fear.
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The wonky details of the various plans matter, but the overall picture is clear: Democrats believe we must reset the social contract around how education is funded.
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Some drug companies have made commitments to limit price increases, Allergan most publicly with a "social contract" promising to limit increases to less than 10 percent annually.
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Honoring the social contract we signed when they stepped in shit in 2012 and won a bunch of Game 7s in 2014, they've politely died this season.
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And those other people tend to congregate in clubs, trapped in a selfish bubble that sees them flouting every term of the social contract with reckless abandon.
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The idea is that banks should follow an implicit social contract: In return for government loans and other support, they are expected to serve a community's needs.
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The notion of the social contract was popularised by Rousseau, whose prose inspired generations of left-wing European revolutionaries just as conservatives were about to be guillotined.
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When I was fired from Reuters, do in part to the actions of Law360, that implied social contract was revealed for what it always was — an illusion.
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What I hope is that, again, with the policy that we come up with, we create a social contract around what infrastructure companies like CloudFlare should do.
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I support reparations for African Americans, similar to those paid to Japanese Americans, and all manner of other policies to redistribute wealth for a more just social contract.
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The recommendations in the Flexner Report also formed the basis of what we today understand as the social contract between the medical profession and the people it serves.
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Examples are: A big part of solving AR privacy problems will come from developing a social contract that identifies when and where it's appropriate to use a device.
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The election pitted Macri's tough-love austerity against the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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Mr Fillon is asking his compatriots to make sacrifices and to sign up to a new social contract when he himself embodies the arrogance of the old one.
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Mr Stiglitz: At the core is a new social contract, a new balance between the market, the state and civil society, based on what I call "progressive capitalism".
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"This is what France is about: social welfare, healthcare, aid for the most vulnerable, pensions — the pillars of the social contract," Valls told BFM TV in an interview.
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Whether it's the continuing disappearance of manufacturing jobs, the emergence of automation and artificial intelligence, or the evolving social contract between employers and employees, major shifts are underway.
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In doing so, he gave voice to a seething white rage at the heart of this nation's broken social contract and its legacy of racial discrimination and violence.
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Trump's eagerness to reopen these agreements had the potential to create a new social contract, one that would more justly weigh the impact of trade on vulnerable Americans.
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There were, of course, terrible repercussions to that, but there was, in the very least, a recognition that the social contract was that: It could be ripped up.
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Solving either problem would mean tinkering with a fragile social contract between oppressive regimes and populations who tolerate them as long as they put food on the table.
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At home, it is fair to concede, many Chinese accept the social contract implicit in that Xinhua commentary, that personal freedoms should be traded for prosperity and order.
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There is no social contract because there is no such thing as "we the people," only winners and losers, or in the Ayn Rand formulation, givers and takers.
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Congress was considering major upgrades to the New Deal social contract that brought a fair amount of prosperity to the working class in exchange for longstanding labor peace.
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Serious distrust shows that this is about more than failed pipes and flawed decisions; it is about the failure of democracy and the shredding of the social contract.
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Knowing and respecting our laws and not abusing one's power are core values that build and strengthen our communities and makes our children believe in our social contract.
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But when someone is behaving in a way that is egregiously wrong or that really violates the social contract, it can actually feel harder to confront the behavior.
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This is why the accommodations for conscience need to be re-examined as unethical and incompatible with the social contract to which members of the health professions commit.
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He must now deliver on a new social contract that is offering a more equitable and better managed China in exchange for continued public acceptance of party rule.
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The left wing increasingly favors intrusion in all aspects of American life and advocates policies diminishing personal rights in favor of state power and jeopardizing the social contract.
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The citizenry depended on the two of them to do the heavy lifting of optimism and the good works necessary for the diffident functioning of the social contract.
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The policies coming from this administration violate the fundamental social contract we have as a nation to provide for the basic human needs of our most vulnerable people.
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This power relationship is what allows shared transportation to flourish, and this social contract is what helps many of us in marginalized groups feel safer while riding transportation.
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But the kind of men who respond to "Hello" by demanding anal sex have already proved that they don't have any respect for the social contract or personal boundaries.
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Sharing oil wealth in exchange for popular submission to absolute monarchical rule has always been central to the social contract between the ruling Al Saud and the kingdom's population.
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Go back more than a decade and Cornell argues there used to be a fair 'social contract' in place between the web user and the online advertisers and publishers.
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But what's important to understand is that the financial crisis was a full-scale assault on the longstanding social contract linking Americans with the financial system through their house.
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But as Snapchat became the defacto teen messaging app and everyone that everyone knew signed up, courtesy and social contract obliged people to follow even their more boring acquaintainces.
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In the final 4 weeks, students look at the social contract coming out of WWII and create a new one for the new age of automation, Kochan tells Axios.
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The relationship between people, groups, and the supposed social contract is a subject director Steven Soderbergh frequently returns to, in films as varied as Erin Brockovich, Traffic, The Informant!
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In fact, a good Code of Conduct, if followed properly, limits the arbitrary power that maintainers have over their communities by creating a social contract between maintainers and participants.
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We had set up a social contract that was based on the notion that business, government and labor, you're going to be a long-term, permanent, W-2 employee.
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Movies about loved ones who turn bad, like Orphan, What Lies Beneath, or Fatal Attraction, are terrifying because the evil of the film's universe has betrayed a social contract.
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By making a certain type of black culture accessible, she created a social contract, thereby "transferring agency from artist to participant," as Cornelia Butler writes in the exhibition catalog.
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From the 1960s through the 1990s, in response to social movements and ethics scandals, "we witnessed a broadening in the social contract between business and society," Dr. Carroll said.
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Kobach cited a white nationalist in a column for Breitbart, and once attended a writers workshop for the Social Contract Press, a publishing house that releases white nationalist material.
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But that's what makes me uneasy, the notion that public schools, which charters technically are, have a choice about how or to what degree to enforce the social contract.
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"Nurses are reminded of their social contract with the people of Oregon to care for them at their time of vulnerability," according to the letter, obtained by VICE News.
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From the beginning, the social contract between commoners and royals constituted a trade-off: a share of the country's wealth in exchange for absolute rule by the Saud monarchs.
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Researchers have found that it often arises to curb perceived infractions of cultural norms: It may help hold societies together by punishing those seen as breaking the social contract.
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Together they are the well-groomed horsemen of the apocalypse for any kind of social contract, essentially a "pull yourself up by your organic patent leather bootstraps" approach to health.
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Nor does it make sense to single out Amazon and not the litany of other large corporate actors that also frequently fail to uphold their part of the social contract.
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Alex Karp, co-founder and CEO of secretive Silicon Valley data miner Palantir, is slamming the tech community for what he considers a breach of its social contract with America.
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Argentines rejected at the time a successor chosen by ex-president Fernández, who along with her late husband dominated Argentina's political scene for 2130 years and rewrote its social contract.
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Nor did Wax referring to John Derbyshire, who helped spread the "magic dirt" phrase, as "my friend" in a 2018 speech on immigration to the far-right Social Contract press.
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Pinera said he would meet opposition leaders to forge a "new social contract" to alleviate inequality as thousands of Chileans defied a military curfew in protest marches around the capital.
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"This degree you've earned is a social contract to devote your talents and energies to honoring those legends on whose shoulders we stand," Smith said to the class of 2019.
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For most of the last few centuries, the social contract of capitalist democracy has been that it will deliver both rising living standards and greater personal freedom to its citizens.
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Although Marçal's target is economics, her critique applies to social contract theorists and any philosophy that starts with the individual, as in the thought of John Locke and Thomas Hobbes.
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The glue that holds this social contract together is the disclosure requirement: As part of their accountability, charities generally must make their financial statements available to the public for review.
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The anti-monopoly principle that Arnold and Brandeis established—the idea that economic power should be decentralized and spread into many hands—became the basis of a new social contract.
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" Though it was owned by AOL, the site's operators created a "social contract" to "to reflect AOL's commitment to the Web community to keep DMOZ a free and open resource.
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Regardless of who you ask, a common belief among American taxpayers is that although it's a necessary part of civil society and the social contract, the current tax system stinks.
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" The social contract was breaking down across Europe, and those disaffected with the "social philosophy of laissez-faire" became vulnerable to authoritarian figures and "conceptions of a strong, unifying state.
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Although Republicans call themselves conservatives, this is a radical vision, as it repudiates the social contract that laid the foundations for the American dream for much of the 20th century.
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But most think it is a way to secure the fundamental social contract that underlies all Western democracies and that helps prevent us from becoming corrupt banana republics: Everyone contributes.
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If the internet age has largely delivered only disappointments and a broken social contract, at least it made it so you don't have to talk on phones, except with airlines.
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Over the last several decades, through periods of both Republican and Democratic dominance, the US has built a social contract organized around the obligation to work in the market economy.
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" The Joker is what happens "when our social contract is shattered and no one — not politicians, not the rich (who are targeted in film) — are held accountable to anyone anymore.
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"By dumbing down news, converting 'debates' into circuses, and using loaded hashtags, the media has allowed the social contract guaranteeing its freedoms to fray," Gupta wrote in an opinion piece.
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Immigrant families are on the front lines of these attacks, but the erosion of the social contract will ultimately hurt all families and will weaken our economy and our democracy.
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The news media needs to grapple with how it would adjudicate what would be a nuanced debate over an unprecedented overhaul of the American social contract and our health care system.
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The 20th century social contract between employer, employees and government helped build a strong middle class and established the foundation for the American economy to become the strongest in the world.
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Basement will have to get users to break the social contract of courtesy so they don't friend the wrong people, but has a chance to be where Facebook wants to go.
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This is where the frailty of the social contract emerges: When either side decides that it must win all the time, then — very quickly — there are no deals to be had.
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To make matters worse, those taking the clearest stances on what the social contract should be are not necessarily the ones who could get the hard work done to fix it.
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"Above all, we must focus on the goal of reconfiguring the social contract, which has arisen as a fundamental demand of our citizens," Blumel told a news conference on Sunday night.
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Meanwhile, the AfD's inner factions will continue to debate its tenets, some of which come dangerously close to violating the anti-Nazi social contract inherent to the existence of modern Germany.
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However, Tywin doesn't address the social contract between a monarch and his vassals — that in return for fealty, kings and queens are accountable to their subjects as protectors of the realm.
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We had this conversation, there is sort of a social contract, it's creepy if Ma Bell is listening in on the phone calls and determining who can and cannot be online.
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When we blithely consent to the collection of our personally identifiable information as a condition of free and continued use, a social contract is formed and the veneer of privacy fades.
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But even those have hooky thorns attached, with potential impact on jobs that could strike at the heart of this suddenly fragile social contract much harder than we can predict now.
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Calendars "always come down to this cultural choice," he said, so using one system over another is ultimately a social contract, regardless of how scientifically accurate or sophisticated a calendar is.
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So it's perhaps not too surprising that the pro-privacy organization has decided now is the time to publish a social contract, promoting what it dubs its commitment to 'advancing human rights'.
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Without this social contract, our existence will become even more challenging, anti-Semitism will increase and we will see more attacks like those in Pittsburgh, Paris, Brussels, Copenhagen, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
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This ethnocentric conception of nationhood is what America's founding generations gratefully left behind when they reached the New World, where they built a nation out of acquiescence to a shared social contract.
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They are speaking of a new social contract, in which an undisrupted few assume new obligations to the disrupted many, in order to be freed to go back to their disruptive works.
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Though these books are nominally about very different subjects, they pulse with the same undercurrent of rage at the hypocrisy of American mores and the dysfunction that plagues our broken social contract.
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Employers took on the cost of these benefits, and when the war ended, the idea remained and grew, inadvertently creating a social contract, which set the precedent for 'paternalistic' employer-sponsored healthcare.
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Many of these books tackle similar themes: the rise of economic inequality, the increase in political polarization and the erosion of the mid-20th-century social contract that existed for white men.
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Conservative rhetoric as well as liberal rhetoric have ratcheted the social contract in the direction of supporting only people who are working in the market economy or can demonstrate that they can't.
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So now that the recession is over and the price of oil has risen, is the social contract in Russia likely to change back to one based on economics any time soon?
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Declining oil revenues may soon force the kingdom to slash spending on social welfare programs, subsidized water, gasoline and jobs — the very social contract that informally binds ruler and ruled in Saudi Arabia.
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We are forfeiting [user profiling] data to prove a pure and open service where the social contract is you come to our site, the first two links you get will be sponsored ads.
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I spoke to him about how we might do that, whether capitalism is even worth salvaging at this point, and why he thinks America needs a new social contract between business and society.
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Boldly identified as "Society 210," Japan describes its initiative as a purposeful effort to create a new social contract and economic model by fully incorporating the technological innovations of the fourth industrial revolution.
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But that's balanced out by the connection between all of the people Tom and Will encounter, something that seems risky but in the end involves an empathy that goes beyond the social contract.
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To learn how Zuckerberg plans to fix the world's problems without just saying Facebook is the solution, read our follow-up: "Zuckerberg tells Harvard we need a new social contract of equal opportunity".
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The second section of the book, for example, addresses the need for enormous societal change, including a shift to lifetime learning, a need for a new social contract and new definitions of work.
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We can begin the work of reconciling our social contract to the realities working families face by committing the resources of tax reform to a robust expansion of the per-child tax credit.
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"There's a social contract here people I think recognize the need to do more," Newsom said, talking about the social pressure he expects will be placed on people to abide by the order.
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Toward the end of his accomplished set, he says that the "social contract" of stand-up requires that you end with a big joke, preferably one that calls back to an earlier bit.
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Regulation draws its legitimacy from a kind of social contract: regulation steers clear where the industry polices itself effectively, but is necessary when industry and markets do not do so on their own.
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In his 1987 classic RoboCop, Paul Verhoeven warns of the dangers of commercializing law enforcement and aptly depicts how policing-for-profit erodes the tenuous social contract between the citizen and the state.
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In turn, it would undermine the social contract between the Chinese populace and the Communist Party that is heavily dependent on increasing economic prosperity and the ongoing expansion of the Chinese middle class.
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They read Franz Kafka to understand the nightmarish nature of Egypt's bureaucracy, George Orwell as an illustration of brutal authoritarianism, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau as an introduction to democratic governance and the social contract.
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In the midst of heightened tensions with Iran, a costly war in Yemen and a generational shift in Saudi leadership, these measures to renegotiate a social contract that has existed for decades are challenging.
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The shift you're describing: introduction of non-oil tax revenue, reduction of subsidies, move towards private sector employment; it suggests the remaking, in many ways, of the Saudi economy and the Saudi social contract.
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LeGrier, McDonald, Ms. Bettie Jones, and the rest are evidence of a long ago social contract written in invisible ink that charges too high a blood price we can no longer afford to pay.
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The challenge, the play suggests, is to protect change by continuing to be engaged with those who oppose it, even if it sometimes means spackling cracks in the social contract with heaps of frosting.
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Later, the philosopher Thomas Hobbes went on to envision the Leviathan as a metaphor of the absolute sovereign, whose rule, though brutal, is a necessary measure for maintaining the integrity of the social contract.
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Progressive capitalism is based on a new social contract between voters and elected officials, between workers and corporations, between rich and poor, and between those with jobs and those who are un- or underemployed.
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This tool needed to make sure white families couldn't merely move to the other side of a border, or create new borders, to opt out of a social contract with people who are less fortunate.
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As a result of having the technology in consumers hands, society adopted a social contract — learning when and where it is OK to hold up your phone for a picture and when it is not.
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Or in addition to being left behind economically, the fibre, the glue, the social contract that holds the nation together as a nation will continue to fracture even faster than it did 100 years ago.
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SAUNDERS: I THINK EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE A LOOK IN THE MIRROR AND EXAMINE THE PRACTICES THAT THEY'RE TAKING IN THIS ARENA AND SAY, DOES IT HOLD UP TO THE SOCIAL CONTRACT WE HAVE WITH PATIENTS?
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Elizabeth Warren wants billionaires like Howard Schultz and Michael Bloomberg to subscribe to the United States' "social contract" and pay "their fair share" in taxes, she told CNBC on Thursday in an interview with Cramer.
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However, after the Holocaust, the greatest destruction and attempted annihilation of the Jewish people, it was felt that a new social contract was being signed between the nations of the world and the Jewish nation.
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This is a moment of genuine crisis, in which a huge portion of the population is deeply angry about their status and their prospects and feel that fundamentals of the social contract have broken down.
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In tune with Specht's argument, groups like the think tank Food First want a "social contract for justice" that would be fair to farmers and workers, and would ensure access to healthy food for all.
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"Our feeling is that there just needs to be a new social contract and one of those things is retirement," Jim Kessler, who is the think tank's senior vice president for policy, told VICE News.
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And legislators must do more to hold tech companies accountable to a social contract built to enhance the quality of life for all of a city's residents — not just a tech company's well-paid employees.
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We owe them much, but the social contract with our fellow citizens at home brings unique rights and responsibilities that must sometimes take precedence, especially when they are as destitute as the world's poorest people.
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Today's Christian nationalists want the ability to override the law where it conflicts with their religious beliefs, and thus to withdraw from the social contract that binds the rest of us together as a nation.
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The report, "Stagnation Generation", calls for the social contract between young and old generations to be renewed, as millennials are at risk of becoming the first generation to earn less over their lifetime than earlier generations.
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It's in this context that the Minnesota Museum of American Art presents We the People, a group exhibition organized by four curators who each grapple with the question of how to reshape our American social contract.
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The result is a fraying social contract between Belarussians and Lukashenko, a former state farm manager who has ruled for nearly a quarter of a century promising jobs, steady incomes and stability in exchange for obedience.
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While refusing to shake an opponent's hand might be a dick move and a violation of the unwritten social contract of the martial art, rejecting the mandatory bow is actually a violation of the sport's regulations.
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Steen Jakobsen, chief economist at Danish investment bank Saxo Bank, believes the "social contract" — the agreement between the ruled and the rulers — is now broken, and this can be seen in the rise of Donald Trump.
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Gulf states have for decades used their energy wealth to provide millions of citizens with cushy government jobs, part of a social contract by rulers that rewards political acquiescence and educational attainment with employment for life.
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But when the sums involved are in the trillions of dollars, the neighbourhood is fraught with tension and the reforms require the tearing up of a social contract to succeed, the burden of proof is high.
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Malaysia's 'social contract' was a pact made by the leaders of its Malay and minority Chinese and Indian ethnic groups regarding their rights and privileges as citizens, prior to independence from colonial ruler Britain in 1957.
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"The flip side of that is I have a social contract that says when we are successful, we'll price it responsibly and we'll make them accessible to those people who can't afford them," he told Cramer.
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Secrets of the Kingdom Low crude prices and the war in Yemen have sent a shock through the kingdom's budget and forced it to revise its social contract even as it seeks to diversify its businesses.
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" It was, said Sivanandan, "not a 'change of heart,' but a change of tactics—to ordain, legitimize, and continue the joint strategies of the state and union leaders against the working class—through the Social Contract.
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When consumers blithely consent to let companies such as Google, Facebook, Apple and others collect their personally identifiable information as a condition of continued use, a social contract is formed and the veneer of privacy fades.
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Whether you truly are anonymous in the crowd on your next walk in the city will depend on whether that city is serious about protecting your privacy and creating a democratic social contract for urban life.
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Then, when the smoke finally stops wafting across the Gallatin Valley, I can put away my eyedrops and see clearly which neighbors fail to abide by the Northern Hemisphere's most sacred social contract, shoveling one's sidewalk.
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The story of Carrie Lam is the story of a leader who once set out to inspire through hard work and loyalty, but has instead helped unravel Hong Kong's social contract and sharpen its deepest contradictions.
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In addition to recovering public order and social peace, and executing powerful social policies to defeat poverty, reduce excessive inequalities and create greater equality of opportunities, we need to forge in Chile a new social contract.
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Price instability destroyed trust, not only in the dollar but in government; and trust that officials would work for the common good, as his father had selflessly worked in Teaneck, was basic to the social contract.
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Many small-town revolutionaries, beginning with Robespierre, have been inspired by Rousseau's hope—outlined in his book "The Social Contract" (1762)—that a new political structure could cure the ills of an unequal and commercial society.
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"This period of observation was extremely important, because water projects can't be rushed into a social contract without a long term study, as the risks are too high," Jamila Bargach, director of Dar Si Hmad, told CNN.
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However, "the proposed austerity measures could still prompt a public backlash as they imperil the social contract ... between the monarchy and the Saudi citizenry, which has helped to underpin stability in the Kingdom for decades," argues Croft.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants billionaires like Howard Schultz and Michael Bloomberg to subscribe to the United States' "social contract" and pay "their fair share" in taxes, she told CNBC on Thursday in an interview with Jim Cramer.
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The latest is Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who told graduating Harvard students last week that we should blow up the existing New Deal-based social contract and replace it with a universal basic income (UBI).
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"This populist strategy merely reproduces an old pattern in Cambodian politics, which is that improvements in people's lives are treated as a blessing from the powerful, rather than as part of a democratic social contract," Strangio said.
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" The mag's closing thought Vick wrote: "There is urgent work ahead in shaping a communications system guided not by software but by the judgment of citizens, and the social contract implied in the First Amendment: facts matter.
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They have ignored the social contract that allows the owners of capital to accrue wealth while providing a reasonably comfortable living for their fellow citizens, the workers who fulfill their orders and whose children defend the nation.
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The big job ahead for leaders in almost all these nations is this: Write a new social contract that gives both the educated urban elites and the heartland working classes a piece of what they want most.
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In our recently published book, "Shaping the Future of Work: A Handbook for Change and a New Social Contract, " we describe why society needs an integrated strategy to gain control over how future technologies will affect work.
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Doug Leone, a venture capitalist at Sequoia Capital, one of Airbnb's backers, said that while start-ups had "an implied social contract" to go public at some point, there was no rush for them to do so.
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"Clearly Meghan and Harry don't want to go along with what you might call the social contract ... where they get kicked around in the media but it's a stiff upper lip and you carry on," he said.
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But the government is keen to cushion the blow of oil's fall, which could undermine an implicit social contract whereby 18 million Kazakhs have over the last two decades traded political freedoms for stability and relative prosperity.
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Combined with other pending painful economic reforms, this could lead to unrest in a country where the unwritten social contract swaps citizens' obedience and allegiance to the king for good government services and a share in oil wealth.
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That can reduce congestion, because if you didn't do that with an AI algorithm, you would be doing it one ride at a time by human ... where the human optimizing it based on their sort of social contract.
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This is true for any technology, and the added factor of death by autonomous robots— making deaths the result of computations gone bad instead of human error—only makes the morbid social contract embedded in all inventions explicit.
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The ballot - that many have already called for Fernandez - is a referendum between Macri's tough-love austerity and the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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Daze Aghaji, a climate protester and student at Goldsmiths, University of London, said many young people now feel "the social contract is void" as they prepare to face serious climate challenges older leaders are failing to take on.
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In the book, you catalogue all of these solutions to the problem — more income redistribution, better tax reform, something like a universal basic income, a new social contract between business and society, more access to higher education, etc.
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"You're really entering into what we loosely call a social contract that you're going to provide this server with a tip that helps to create their salary, basically," says Lizzie Post, host of Emily Post's Awesome Etiquette podcast.
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" In his essay accompanying the track, he drew from the Bible before quoting James Baldwin: "No society can smash the social contract and be exempt from the consequences, and the consequences are chaos for everybody in the society.
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The budget itself was conceived as kind of an inverse New Deal—a radical amendment to the social contract that would have required a dizzying burst of legislative activity and a dazzling level of executive competence to implement.
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She also interviewed scores of elderly, van-dwelling Americans in this line of work who seemed to have been utterly failed by the social contract—even if some of them found perks in their postmodern way of life.
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The ballot - which many have already called for Fernandez - is effectively a referendum between Macri's tough-love austerity and the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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All of this has led to a huge shift in the US social contract, from one in which supports are based on poverty — often limited to deep poverty — to one in which programs are based on need and children.
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He is the author and editor of several books, including "Rousseau's 'Social Contract': An Introduction" (2014) and "Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Fundamental Political Writings" (2018) He is presently writing a book on economic inequality in the history of political thought.
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"While President Donald Trump focuses on his inward-looking 'America First' agenda, France's President Emmanuel Macron promises a new kind of pro-globalization social contract, one that boosts competition and entrepreneurship while protecting workers who lose out, " he said.
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"It speaks to a new brand of politics where you're seeing a rejection of the social contract that exists with the public where we respect the outcomes of elections," said Gordon Hintz, the Democratic minority leader in the Assembly.
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The Chinese social contract has been that citizens will not get ballots but will live steadily better lives, yet China's economy is now as weak as it has been in three decades — and the coronavirus will sap growth further.
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"Extortion activities clearly violate both the letter and the spirit of the social contract we have with our users: We have your back so long as you are not pursuing exploitative, misogynist, racist, or bigoted agendas," Riseup's statement continues.
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An 21978-year old ex-farmer who never went to school, Mr Dan offers a definition of reform and opening that his powerful cousin would have recognised: a social contract that stresses nationalism and material prosperity, rather than theoretical "-isms".
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A reform panel headed by Thai junta chief Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha on Monday approved a "reconciliation social contract", part of a plan aimed at healing years of political division, but critics of the military were not impressed.
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Gandhi believed that society is much more than a social contract between self-seeking individuals underpinned by the rule of law and structured by institutions; it is actually founded upon sacrificial relationships, whether between lovers, friends, or parents and children.
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Prince Mohammed says he offers a new social contract: A state that functions better than the rigid bureaucracy of the past, opportunities to have fun and an economy that will create jobs that can last, whatever happens in oil markets.
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"Benefits that were once reserved for the career force were extended to even the lowest soldier," said Jennifer Mittelstadt, a professor of history at Rutgers University who has taught courses at the Army War College on the military's changing social contract.
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Describing present-day Western hostility to globalisation, he describes a social contract that dates back to the 1960s and 1970s and that rested on high wages for Western workers enabling high levels of consumption, but which has now become unsustainable.
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"One of the key reasons why Tunisia was able to transition into a more democratic and more inclusive social contract is that it is not as involved in the geopolitical context as other countries that saw uprisings," said Royal Holloway's Halawi.
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Installed at three different public squares around Boston over a three-week period until September 17, Public Trust is heavily orchestrated and theatrical, relying on a troupe of artists to enact it and engage with the public in a kind of social contract.
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The company, which promised it would limit its price increases to 10 percent in September as part of a "social contract", is not planning to have another round of hikes in June, Saunders said at the Goldman Sachs healthcare conference on Thursday.
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I spoke to Harris about the case he lays out in the book, and why he thinks millennials will have to overthrow the system and rewrite the social contract if they want to meaningfully improves their lives — and the lives of future generations.
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Zuckerberg in his old college dorm room Zuckerberg in his old college dorm room Zuckerberg says, "Now it's time for our generation to define a new social contract," where we measure progress not by growing GDP but by ubiquitous participation with the economy.
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Some thinkers argue that only humans should be allowed to participate in the social contract, and that the world can be properly arranged into Homo sapiens and everything else—whether that "everything else" is your gaming console, refrigerator, pet dog, or companion robot.
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Following her critically-acclaimed trilogy Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3), playwright Suzan-Lori Parks (Topdog/Underdog, In The Blood) returns with a world premiere play about race, friendship, and our rapidly unraveling social contract in White Noise.
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The blueprint amounts to a constitution, known as the social contract, and is expected to be approved on Wednesday or Thursday at a meeting of a 151-member council in the city of Rmeilan, according to Hadiya Yousef, who chairs the council.
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It Comes at Night smartly peeled away the veneer of its "us against the world" mentality to reflect the way deeper ideological tensions can strain the social contract that holds families together in times of deep social upheaval — and ultimately erode it altogether.
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The question is whether or not we can live up to the idea, and in that respect, I don't think we are, not because we are rotting from the inside, but because we have managed to break what I call the social contract.
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The one constant is that, as in our own time, unchecked prurience, a sense of irreparable civic decay, and an unwinding of whatever social contract that once existed between the haves and have-lesses, seem to be the tenor of the times.
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In their letter to Allergan Tuesday, the senators challenged the company's assertions that the arrangement is consistent with its "Social Contract," a multi-part pledge to keep drug price increases to less than 10 percent a year and keep its medicines accessible.
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It also shares some similarities to the older, mostly unspoken social contract which developed between the ruling Communist Party and the people after the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989: don't rock the boat politically and you can share in China's new wealth.
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Zero. Last October, Kobach reportedly spoke at an event put on by the Social Contract Press, a known racially tinged publishing house whose editor is a member of Council of Conservative Citizens, an organization that inspired Dylann Roof, the Charleston massacre shooter.
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" Allergan CEO Brent Saunders famously promised in fall 2016, before Trump's win but while drug prices were still the dominant health care issue, that his company would not raise any list prices higher than 10 percent as part of a "social contract.
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At a moment when nearly everyone is relying on e-commerce to get by — while being forced to renegotiate the social contract at its most literal — "Sorry We Missed You" serves as a grim reminder that the contract was rigged from the start.
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Recent events demonstrate that the Kremlin is misreading the street, indicating that the social contract that has kept the regime in power for 20 years may be changing or has been broken without the population, the pundits or the Kremlin taking notice.
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"The social and economic consequences of inequality are profound and far-reaching: a growing sense of unfairness, precarity, perceived loss of identity and dignity, weakening social fabric, eroding trust in institutions, disenchantment with political processes, and an erosion of the social contract," Schwab.
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The conflicts in Syria and Nigeria, in their breadth of difference, reveal the common factors that make conflict-driven humanitarian crises so hard to solve: simultaneous breakdowns in governing and in the social contract by which a population agrees to exist in harmony.
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Instead of diagnosing problems, Keen is proposing solutions, traveling the globe to educate himself and his readers on how governments, private enterprise, and individuals can build a kind of new "digital social contract" as the influence of technology in our lives inevitably grows.
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As she witnessed the tectonic shifts in American life wrought by, among other things, the counterculture, she admittedly lost faith in "the social contract," but did not turn left for solutions; rather, she staked a claim as a kind of ideological outsider.
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The principle is that the 20083th-century social contract from which the welfare state was born was that the state would help people help themselves, rather than just give them stuff: it should provide a safety-net, not a platform scattered with silk divans.
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Equality doesn't mean you can drop all pretense of manners or void the social contract to not be an asshole to your fellow man, but I think everyone who wants to pretend it does should probably look at how they treat everyone regardless of gender.
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No one yelled requests or spilled beers or anything like that, but somehow even this rote fulfillment of the concert-going social-contract felt uncomfortable, an extreme version of the feeling when a packed movie theater laughs at the wrong part of a movie.
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I think the allure of false promises and false premises will dissipate, and voters will be ripe for straight talk about what really builds economic growth -- if also coupled with a new economic and social contract for working families (as I outlined in my piece).
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"We anticipate much greater pressure on business to prove itself a responsible social actor, creating good, properly paid jobs in its supply chains as well as in its factories and offices," the report said, adding that paying taxes transparently was key to rebuilding social contract.
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If, for whatever reason, Oakland Raiders customers feel like their preferred business is owned by a cheapskate, backstabbing weirdo with daddy issues whose only defining feature is being respected by nobody who broke a profound social contract, they can take their money and loyalty elsewhere.
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Such secrecy, aside from the public perception that it is undermining the social contract at the core of democratic governance, also puts national governments at a disadvantage by limiting the critical input they may receive from their citizenry in an effort to strengthen national security.
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A fertile "Handmaid" who conceives will (likely) be spared further degradation and cruelty: zaps of a cattle prod, terrifying interrogations over infractions of the social contract by which she is now bound, or exile to perform clean-up duty in the environmentally contaminated colonies.
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"The combination of low potential growth and the debt overhang inherited from the crisis threatens the European social contract, a contract that was established in the post-war era and that was fair and affordable at that time," Coeure told a conference in Berlin.
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Although you might not know it by following the news on highly placed politicians and bureaucrats, safe and orderly societies are based, in part, on the social contract that we have with our government to punish others on our behalf when they harm us.
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So I knew Nieporent would not approach us, would not breach the social contract that exists between restaurant critics and restaurateurs in New York City, in which even if the critic has been recognized by the house, no overt mention is made of that fact.
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On the deserted island, Hopkins came up with the social-contract theory of government about 40 years before Thomas Hobbes would write "Leviathan," almost 80 years before John Locke wrote his "Two Treatises of Government" and 166 years before Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.
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The publisher's note to the Social Contract edition explains how, unlike in a work of nonfiction, "storytellers can advance notions prohibited to others," predicting that the book could "become the '1984' of the twenty-first century," referencing the famous George Orwell novel about totalitarianism.
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Li's death has thrown this out of the window, and in doing so has exposed the cold reality at the heart of the Chinese social contract: when it comes down to it, individuals are absolutely expendable if the stability of the Party is at stake.
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Instead of providing a triumphant finale to the election campaign of Mr. Beglov, a longtime associate of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, the opening ceremony pointed to the slow unraveling of Russia's social contract of authoritarian rule in exchange for efficiency, predictability and growing prosperity.
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On domestic policy, President Obama left behind a sizable domestic record that moved the social contract in a progressive direction, whereas Trump has generally focused on cutting domestic spending and retrenching regulations aimed to protect middle-class workers, Obama had a very different agenda.
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But perhaps more important than both of these things is the idea that a key social contract — that the state provide equal access to public spaces for everybody, regardless of social, personal, or material circumstances — hits a bottleneck when public provision passes into private hands.
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They would include in that social contract the grim dystopia that they have built in the far-western region of Xinjiang, where perhaps a million members of the Muslim Uighur minority have been sent to re-education camps and millions more endure unsleeping high-tech surveillance.
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We need a new political movement — one that recognizes and fully embraces our federalist, republican system and is focused on increasing connections between the big and small actors in our society to rebuild the foundation of our country and renew the sacred social contract between the people.
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On one side are those who say the social contract demands that everyone eschew symbols of their personal belief systems in service of the secular collective; on the other, those who insist that freedom includes the freedom to wear whatever you want (and sell whatever you want).
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It's a heady film with a lot of ideas ricocheting around — and a lot of uncomfortable satire — but if you (like me) are the sort of viewer who loves that stuff, its sly jabs at the veneer of civilization that keeps the social contract intact are intoxicating.
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As the United Nations pushed for global decolonization, Justice Breyer wrote, we and the Truman administration entered into a social contract that made us neither colony nor state, but something new, called a "commonwealth" in English and, in Spanish, an "estado libre asociado" (free associated state).
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Now that that has been breached and that social contract is invalidated by this liar in chief, they realize what matters is their own selves, their own communities, their own morality, because people, I think, are generally — I'm a glass-half-full person — are generally good.
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The site acknowledges that celebrities and their handlers have a capacity to lie: "In an effort not to be 'spun,' we have, for lack of a better phrase, a 'social contract' with the stars, the reps and anyone else with whom we work," the site explains.
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Now that I have lived in a society with a much better alternative, I realize that the idea of a city where children can practice independence from an early age requires a social contract: A certain number of people have to participate in order to achieve success.
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" The World Economic Forum's own research released this week blamed entrenched inequality across the globe for "a growing sense of unfairness, precarity, perceived loss of identity and dignity, weakening social fabric, eroding trust in institutions, disenchantment with political processes and an erosion of the social contract.
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We will make sure that money will flow ... towards reconstruction and rebuilding, but at the same to make reconstruction and rebuilding sustainable, we will need to make sure the social contract is being drawn in a way that would allow for the infrastructure to remain solid.
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That helps by relying on the social contract of having physical permission to be there, and if you can physically see the scene with your eyes, then the platform can be confident that it's OK to let you access the computer vision data describing what a scene looks like.
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If you are not fortunate enough to be a transcendent talent in sport, create a national sensation of impressive feat, or establish acclaim in a crossover entertainment market like artists such as Imany, then the acceptance of your "Frenchness" as an average citizen comes with an implicit social contract.
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"A New Generation of Ideas: A Social Contract for the Digital Age," a report released earlier this year, proposes a "Boomer Corps" to keep older Americans from "fully clocking out of the workforce" by paying them a $12,000 annual tax-free stipend for a 20-hour work week.
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Perhaps that is because the truth is so very inconvenient: The source of much of the anger is the very social system that they have created these last 252 years — globalized, neoliberal and destructive of the social contract between governments and peoples on which the political center rests.
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Our findings confirm what the people of Ferguson, Mo., Baltimore and other cities have been saying all along: that police violence rips apart the social contract between the criminal justice system and the citizenry, suppressing one of the most basic forms of civic engagement, calling 911 for help.
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Millie, tellingly, is named for Millamant, the heroine of Congreve's "The Way of the World," whose most famous scene has her and her suitor negotiating in detail the terms and conditions of their love match—demonstrating the charm and importance of a social contract over unfettered Hobbesian individualism.
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Instead, they're for a higher purpose, which is a kind of collective commitment, a social contract that I'm going to try to do these things aligned with and focused on ... KS: So, when people are making them on their own, they might not align with everyone else, right?
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As people, we all run into your odd crank every now and again, but I have seen a fat person turn the most decorous individual into an eye-rolling, tongue-clicking social contract breaker simply by daring to try to occupy the assigned seat on her plane ticket.
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But much more common than civil war or complete democratic collapse are moments when one or more segments of a democratic society decide to break the implicit social contract that forbids the use of violent remedies for intranational disputes — think the Italian Years of Lead, the French OAS, the Weather Underground.
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Social justice itself depends on an implicit social contract whereby citizens support the state and most of the time comply with what it requires them to do (pay taxes and so forth) while in return it protects their interests in areas such education, employment, health care, and security in retirement.
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As technology redefines security, who can credibly provide it, and where the cyber attacks might be coming from, there is an urgent need to redefine a new social contract for the cyber age to ensure the sustainability of an increasingly connected global economy and reducing risks to the critical infrastructure.
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But just like capitalists can run amok and they can environmentally pollute the system, which they shouldn't be doing, or they can pay themselves too much at the top and not pay their employees enough at the bottom to let the social contract work properly, unions can also run amok.
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The Massey essay quoted above ended up being reprinted in an issue of The Social Contract — the journal founded by immigration restrictionist mogul John Tanton, who also founded two of three most visible restrictionist organizations in American politics (the think tank the Center for Immigration Studies and the advocacy group FAIR).
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Almost three years after the burkini scandal, which became the fulcrum of a debate over the right of self-expression versus the social contract, comes renewed furor over the hijab, after a French sporting goods retailer, Decathlon, withdrew its plans to sell a runner's head scarf under pressure of a boycott.
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We're really going to have to learn about our institutions, and how much they depend on everyone being willing to play by the same rules, on the social contract that there are lines we don't cross, and that we behave like civilized people, and we respect the rule of law.
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The tactics: Gerrymander districts to favor G.O.P. candidates, suppress the vote, meet at night and other odd times to ramrod unpopular legislation into law, and shred the social contract between government and the people until all that is left is a hollowed-out facade of what was once our sacred democratic institutions.
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In a blog post announcing the new features, Wealthfront chief executive Adam Nash wrote: Wealthfront has been built from the ground up with the same social contract that is at the heart of fiduciary advisor: our clients trust us with the relevant details of their financial lives and we keep their information private and secure.
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While the embrace of trash culture might have accounted for the film's inability to garner a mass audience—its satire too knowing to appeal to all but the genre's most devoted fans—what most accounts for the film's reputation as a failure is its gleeful, blithe violations of the disaster film genre's social contract.
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President of the Coca-Cola Company's Europe, Middle East and Africa group The social contract, whatever that ends up becoming, whatever those important issues are for the communities the businesses work in, if it does not become a part of what corporations do and what we invest in, then consumers will eventually drop us.
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The conceit tying the legislation together is that if corporations are going to have the legal rights of persons, they should be expected to act like decent citizens who uphold their fair share of the social contract and not like sociopaths whose sole obligation is profitability — as is currently conventional in American business thinking.
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The conceit tying together Warren's ideas is that if corporations are going to have the legal rights of persons, they should be expected to act like decent citizens who uphold their fair share of the social contract and not act like sociopaths whose sole obligation is profitability — as is currently conventional in American business thinking.
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The writers and producers (the show was created by the screenwriter Bill Dubuque, known for "The Accountant") seem less interested in coherent storytelling than in characters' pausing to deliver homilies — on the difference between rednecks and hillbillies, say, or the nuances of the social contract when it's applied by Mexican gangsters or Missouri poppy growers.
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And, addiction tends to get narrated in terms of vice, crime, and betrayal of the social contract when we're talking about people of color versus white people, who, I don't want to completely generalize, but are more likely to be afforded the privilege of having their addiction seen in terms of suffering, illness, psychic complexity, interior anguish.
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Judging by his lacklustre election campaign Mr Schulz has a habit of flitting restlessly between subjects without prosecuting any long enough to make an impact and a habit of letting his rhetoric get far ahead of the substance (his lofty talk of rewriting Germany's social contract was not borne out in his party's modest social-justice proposals, for example).
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Article 19 of the UN's declaration of human rights also states that "everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression," so Massie is, according to the social contract that tries to keeps the world from falling apart, within his right to hold those beliefs and share them in a public forum however he likes.
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Natural law—a tradition comprising Ancient Greek philosophy, Catholic medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas, and some Enlightenment-era social contract theory—in its classic form, argues that humanity has certain inherent "goods," such as marriage or family, that are objective, universal, and, although inspired by God, also deducible through human reason, and therefore a proper basis for policy.
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They are, by and large, horror stories, and what makes them horrifying is not that they make our dystopian imaginings plausible, but that they show us how real they have become: that the social contract has dissolved, venality and perversity have won, and all the effort we've made to see ourselves clearly might not save us after all.
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"Bernie Sanders knows that winning a world with social, racial, economic, and environmental justice ... a world in which we stop climate change, create millions of good jobs, and enact a new social contract for the 21st Century through a Green New Deal -- cannot be achieved by one President or even the government on its own," it added.
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"Bernie Sanders knows that winning a world with social, racial, economic, and environmental justice ... a world in which we stop climate change, create millions of good jobs, and enact a new social contract for the 21st Century through a Green New Deal — cannot be achieved by one President or even the government on its own," it added.
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Without their ability to pay the taxes that support the rest of society, the social contract will dissolve Inadequate education funding has created the conditions that make teaching the daily struggle that has finally drawn teachers and families to the picket lines: unmanageable class sizes, inadequate resources and facilities, cuts to essential medical and mental-health school services and more.
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Natalie Foster, a co-chair and co-founder of the Economic Security Project—"a network that supports the exploration and experimentation of a guaranteed income"—says that capitalism's single-minded emphasis on profit and profitability has so warped our ideas about purpose and usefulness in work, that some of the most valuable roles in our social contract sometimes go unpaid and undervalued.
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The main idea was that yes, there is class conflict, there is a tug of war between profit and the wage bill, but the role of the state is to regulate this, to forge a social contract, to press capital to deliver part of its return to the state so the state can provide the welfare net and some redistribution of profits towards wages.
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Women Strike, a product of the National Women's Liberation (NWL) activist group, seeks to emphasize the fact that the cuts championed by both Trump and Republicans in Congress—to "eliminate every social contract from public schools to Medicare to Social Security"—means that they "expect the family (that is, WOMEN) to fill in the gaps and pick up the pieces," according to their official poster.
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To help American workers transition to the high-tech, high-skill future economy, I am calling for a national AI strategy that will support public/private AI partnerships, develop a social contract with the communities that are negatively impacted by technology and globalization, and create updated education and job training programs that will help students and those currently in the workforce learn the skills they need.
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Biden, in my view, would be much more likely to — and able to — build a new social contract in America than a President Sanders, because Biden not only genuinely cares about the working class and the homeless — and understands the need for access to lifelong education and health care — he also knows that you don't get there by demonizing the engines of capitalism and job creation.
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In 2011, Barletta spoke at an event hosted by The Social Contract, a journal whose editor, Wayne Lutton, argued in a 2010 edition of the journal that "Islam itself is the problem" and called for the end of all Muslim immigration to the US. Lutton spoke repeatedly to the white nationalist Council of Conservative Citizens and was on the board of the white nationalist New Century Foundation.
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Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead" dramatized the backlash against Roosevelt's call for a deeper social contract of shared responsibility: The hero of the 1943 novel is an architect of a public-housing complex who becomes enraged when he returns from a trip to discover that his bare-bones high-rise has been compromised to include "the expense of incomprehensible features" like balconies, a gymnasium, extra doorways and decorative brickwork.
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The show never gives us an answer, and here's why: in Astro Boy, just like in real life, the self-driving car constitutes a social contract that says death by machine is the unavoidable and ultimately acceptable cost of a world that is statistically safer, a frequently touted promise of self-driving cars—even if we're still shocked by any eruption of violence in a world where violence itself becomes rare, due to advanced technology.
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Nate Diaz, who came from absolutely nothing and never assumed he'd have anything, who has lived in constant and conscious defiance of the world and its ways, who has stayed true to the dictates of his soul and heeded only the commands of his own spirit, has been found guilty of committing the one true act of blasphemy in a corporate society: He broke the social contract by being willfully ignorant of it.
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Other groups that Dr. Tanton either directly founded or provided with seed money and logistical support include the Center for Immigration Studies and the Immigration Reform Law Institute, both in Washington, and NumbersUSA, in Arlington, Va. He also started groups dedicated to making English the official language of the United States and a publishing arm that put out the journal The Social Contract, as well as books by leading opponents of immigration.
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The next president must have the temperament, intelligence and know-how to keep our country and all of our people safe here and abroad; to grow the economy and lift wages; to provide a high-quality public education for every child, regardless of ZIP code, including debt-free college; and to work toward pay equity for women, affordable childcare and paid family and medical leave, a signature piece of the social contract.
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