What, then, is this higher force whose authority can suspend the decisions of the democratically elected representatives of the people? The answer was provided back in 1998 by Hans Tietmeyer, then governor of the Deutsches Bundesbank, who praised national governments for preferring 'the permanent plebiscite of global markets' to the 'plebiscite of the ballot box'.
—from Trouble in Paradise, a other by Slavoj Zizek
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| 1. | Vielle (arc_sec) | 153.41 | 99% | 2019-02-03 |
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