Toward Improving Canada - Amonson, Dave
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If you are searching for government models which are democratic, simple, responsive, and supportive of individual responsibility; you have discovered a source.This book focuses on rational approaches to life security, taxation, jobs, environment, justice, electoral districts, education, and constitution. Its core is Canada but the ideas are transferable to any country embracing democracy and individual responsibility.The emphasis is on approaches and supporting philosophy with limited attention to details.The author supports a website in pursuit of enhanced solutions for governance around the world.…mehr

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If you are searching for government models which are democratic, simple, responsive, and supportive of individual responsibility; you have discovered a source.This book focuses on rational approaches to life security, taxation, jobs, environment, justice, electoral districts, education, and constitution. Its core is Canada but the ideas are transferable to any country embracing democracy and individual responsibility.The emphasis is on approaches and supporting philosophy with limited attention to details.The author supports a website in pursuit of enhanced solutions for governance around the world.
Autorenporträt
Dave Amonson is a Fellow Chartered Accountant with roots in rural Canada and an abiding faith in individuals' tendencies to be responsible and honorable. He published a novel, Tunnel Vision, which illustrates his philosophy and inventiveness in an epic tunnel building saga spread across 4,400 kilometers and ten years. He blogs on Village Source.net in furtherance of good government built on individual responsibility, simplicity, and rigorous attention to public interest. Dave is working on a sequel to Toward Improving Canada which will enhance the concepts and place less emphasis on Canada. The new book should publish in late 2015 and will be titled, Village Café.