Disguised Oligarchy - Ndoki, Philip
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In this modern age, where democracy is widely regarded as the most equitable form of governance, a subtle and pervasive reality undermines this ideal. Disguised oligarchies, systems in which a small elite covertly controls ostensibly democratic societies, undermine democratic ideals by consolidating power and wealth at the expense of the broader population. This book explores the elites' hidden mechanisms, such as wealth concentration, political manipulation, and media control, to bypass accountability and maintain dominance. Their influence exacerbates inequality, widens wealth gaps, and…mehr

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In this modern age, where democracy is widely regarded as the most equitable form of governance, a subtle and pervasive reality undermines this ideal. Disguised oligarchies, systems in which a small elite covertly controls ostensibly democratic societies, undermine democratic ideals by consolidating power and wealth at the expense of the broader population. This book explores the elites' hidden mechanisms, such as wealth concentration, political manipulation, and media control, to bypass accountability and maintain dominance. Their influence exacerbates inequality, widens wealth gaps, and undermines economic mobility, often through tax evasion, resource misallocation, and exploitative labor practices. Globally, they shape trade policies and foreign aid to reinforce disparities. Public services like healthcare and education suffer from privatization and underfunding, further marginalizing vulnerable populations. Disguised oligarchies also manipulate political systems through campaign financing, lobbying, and media ownership, crafting narratives that obscure their influence and suppress dissent. Their control extends to cultural norms, justifying power structures and discouraging systemic change while discrediting grassroots movements. Despite their pervasive power, these oligarchies are not invincible. Systemic reforms can dismantle these structures, including transparency measures, progressive taxation, and grassroots activism. Global cooperation to regulate tax havens and monopolies and equitable access to essential services is critical for progress. This book underscores the urgency of systemic reforms and collective action to confront and dismantle these power structures. Raising awareness and advocating for change can challenge the dominance of the few and pave the way for a future rooted in justice and inclusion.
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