Audio one, Liberalism in Retreat by Robin Niblett
Audio two, China and the World by Evan A. Feigenbaum
In economics, philosophy and political science, the ‘common good’ tends to relate to what is shared and beneficial to (most) members of a given community (or economy or group of countries).
References
Feigenbaum, E. A. (2017). China and the World. Foreign Affairs, 96(1), 33–40
Niblett, R. (2017). Liberalism in Retreat. Foreign Affairs, 96(1), 17–24
Grant Wood (1891-1942), American Gothic, 1930
The 1930’s, think of the Great Depression; think of the lead up to WWII.
p.s. ‘Ubique’ is Latin for “everywhere,” and tends to imply omnipresence (the property of being present everywhere). Think of the adjective ‘ubiquitous.’ e.g., “Nowadays, smartphones are ubiqitous.”
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