Quote by Pierre Rosanvallon Download Open image ““Political citizenship has progressed, while social citizenship has regressed.”” — Pierre Rosanvallon ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.3 out of 5 (3 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“there is a global rejection of society as it presently exists together with acceptance of the mechanisms that produce that society. De facto inequalities… — Pierre Rosanvallon Copy Share Image
“Equality was thus conceived in terms of the relative position of individuals, the rules governing their interactions,” — Pierre Rosanvallon Copy Share Image
“in the American and French Revolutions. Equality was then understood primarily as a relation, as a way of making a society, of producing and… — Pierre Rosanvallon Copy Share Image
“Today, it seems as though inequality is implicitly tolerated,” — Pierre Rosanvallon Copy Share Image
“Equality has become a sort of remote deity, which is routinely worshipped but has ceased to inspire any living faith.” — Pierre Rosanvallon Copy Share Image
