Part, Chap., §

 1 Messag,    1, 2   |    deduces its entire political, economic and social program from
 2 Messag        (4) |     ought to shake off the yoke: economic emancipation. Finally, they
 3 Messag        (4) |          will be the same in the economic order. Taken away from a
 4 Messag        (14)|        away from an excessively 'economic' view of socialism, it is
 5 Messag,    2, 4   |    affirmed as the logical socio­economic consequence of the people'
 6 Messag        (15)|   promote a decisive progress of economic and social democracy. The
 7 Messag        (16)|                                  Economic democracy and political
 8 Messag        (16)| Proposals for Updat­ing, p. 50)~"Economic democracy and social democracy
 9 Messag,    2, 6   |         themselves to abuse, the economic principles in force in the
10 Messag,    2, 6   |     propose to establish another economic system directed toward other
11 Messag        (23)|        isolated and cut off from economic and social realities. What
12 Messag,    2, 11  |       political democracy to the economic and social life of self-­
13 Messag        (29)|          in modern conditions of economic life), it is legiti­mate
14 Messag        (36)|          of the organiza­tional, economic and educational­-cultural
15 Messag        (47)| democratization of the [European Economic] Community, it will use
16 Messag        (47)|         tolerate any aggression, economic blockade or dis­crimination
17   1,    3         |    perpetuate the mechanisms and economic strength of capitalism.
18   1,    3         |        the impact of the current economic situation and are ill-adapted
19   1,    7         |          and consulted about all economic and financial plans, investment
20 Author            |           political intrigue and economic pressure to achieve their
21 Author            |        or less intact, the socio­economic field. The germs of utopian
22 Author            |        the political, social and economic order of today's life.~In
23 Author            |       bishops' document from the economic standpoint by the economist