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(quality of life, growth and equality) as the rule of law for all social, political and
(quality of life, growth and equality) as the rule of law for all social, political and
economic/financial relationships, then the size and functions of government will become
economic/financial relationships, then the size and functions of government will become
smaller. ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_law]) The other side of that equation is that
smaller. ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_law]) The other side of that equation is that
more responsibility must then come to rest on the shoulders of each individual and
more responsibility must then come to rest on the shoulders of each individual and
organization to live in accordance with those values.
organization to live in accordance with those values.
makes social justice more immediate. Those values are encompassed in The Three
makes social justice more immediate. Those values are encompassed in The Three
Moral Imperatives of Social Sustainability (Post #11).
Moral Imperatives of Social Sustainability (Post #11).
==Bibliographic Reference==
*'''''[https://www.dropbox.com/s/o89aonf6zo9bg0m/00%20BCOSS%20PUBLISHED.doc Basic Concepts Cumulative File]'''''
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