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Alienation is still a wide spread and important concept in social sciences. Evolutionary Alienation is nearly unknown concept.

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Leider ist der Eintrag nur auf Amerikanisches Englisch verfügbar.

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The idea that first nations (indigenous peoples) can do without second nations (emipries/world-religions/nation-states/banks) and the latter cannot do without first nations is a insight with massive potential for our analytic and political thinking on major contemporay problems. This conception is …

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