Every cook can govern

First edition June 1956

A reprint from CORRESPONDENCE, Vol. 2, No. 12

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Introduction -- Every cook can govern: A study of Democracy in Ancient Greece its meaning for today -- Direct Democracy -- Intellectuals -- No experts -- The organizational structure of government -- Democratic drama -- Slavery and momen -- The founders of Western culture -- Modern comparison -- Athenian Democrat - What kind of man? -- Human "Gods" -- Working politics -- The Greeks were a sophisticated people -- Pericles cries -- How the Democracy was won -- Solon's Constitution -- Power of rowers -- Proletarians of Piraeus -- Class struggle -- Athenian Oath

14 x 22 centimeters