Five Ideas That Change the World by Ward, Barbara

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New York, NY: W.W. Norton, 1959. First Edition, First Printing . Soft cover. COLLECTIBLE - NEW/None as Issued. BRAND NEW & Collectible. Published w/o ISBN; ISBN subsequently assigned. Major political theories. Volume first published for the Univ College of Ghana where author, British economist Barbara Mary Ward (1914 - 1981), Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth, presented her ideas as the first Aggrey-Faser-Guggisberg lecturer. The lectures argue that domination of man by man brings revolt, passive or active, until suppression is overthrown. Optimistically, the freedom of man is therefore inevitable; pessimistically, perhaps cycles repeat as new groups become dominant & tred down on others. 188 pgs in 5 chapters: 1, Nationalism; 2, Industrialism; 3, Colonialism; 4, Communism,; and 5, Internationalism.