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The consolidation of peoples in enclosed, nominally independent, national states has its counterpart in the fact that their acts affect groups and individuals in other states all over the world.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgThe consolidation of peoples in enclosed, nominally independent, national states has its counterpart in the fact that their acts affect groups and individuals in other states all over the world.
Dewey notes that the consolidation of national states affects individuals and groups globally.
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