The Athenian acropolis viewed from the Pnyx
hill. The
democratic assembly (ekklesia) met
on this site on a raised platform that was eventually expanded to include
13,500 people. It is a steep twenty minute hike from the central agora. Books on Athenian democracy have not described the immense scale of
this structure. Although the Acropolis draws far more visitors, the Pnyx is one of the world’s most significant sites. .
1. The U.S. and Globalization (n.b.)
2. Modern Economics and Growth (n.b.)
4. Economics, History and Societies (n.b.)
5. .Political Philosophy and the Future (n.b.)
6.
7. Political
Theory and Ideology
8. Economic Growth and the Roles of Science and
Technology (n.b.)
9. Economic Theory and Social Reality
10. Globalization
and the U.S.
11. Economic
Growth in the U.S.
12. The French Revolution of 1789 and the
Precondition for Effective Change (n.b.)
13. The
U.S. Balance of Trade, China, and the Olympics
14. U.S.
Foreign Policy and the Mideast
15. The
Culture of Democracy (n.b.)
16. The
Stock Market, Science, and History
17. Error
Correction in the Political Economy
18. The
Future of Liberal Democracy