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*d'Holbach - 1776, wrote on ethocracy - the first Western use of the term? [https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/holbach/#PoliTheoEtho] | *d'Holbach - 1776, wrote on ethocracy - the first Western use of the term? [https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/holbach/#PoliTheoEtho] | ||
*France had a committee on ethocracy - p. 23 - [https://www.great-project.eu/deliverables_files/ri-corpus-of-guidance-and-governance-and-taxonomy-of-approaches] | *France had a committee on ethocracy - p. 23 - [https://www.great-project.eu/deliverables_files/ri-corpus-of-guidance-and-governance-and-taxonomy-of-approaches] | ||
*2013 blog post on ethocracy - [https://sett.com/ethocracy/some-unfortunate-assumptions-and-hope-in-spite-of-them] | |||
Revision as of 20:48, 26 January 2021
OSE
In the OSE context, ethocracy means governancy by ethical people.
Definition
From the internet - http://www.ethoplasin.net/eThoCracySuggestions.html#Reform_EthoEssence