Rousseau’s famous line from The Social Contract reflects on freedom and control, reminding us how society can quietly place limits on human liberty.

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Because the Nobel Peace Prize is the main qualification for ‘international’ candidates for top national political office ...

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Prime Minister Mark Carney, speaking to reporters in Beijing on Friday after making a preliminary deal with China on a range ...