¿Qué explica que muchos acepten ser tiranizados por pocos?
Why do societies accept tyranny? In this episode of the Bastiat Circle, Arturo Damm analyzes one of the central questions of Étienne de La Boétie's Discourse on Voluntary Servitude: how is it possible for a few to govern and subjugate millions… with their consent? A profound reflection on power, obedience, and freedom that remains surprisingly relevant today.
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Live Conference with Diego Ruzzarin: Manufacturing Consent
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