Broken windows, and the undermining of democracy by Harper
In an article entitled "Broken Windows" in The Atlantic in 1982, James Q. Wilson and George Kelling argued that leaving broken windows alone will presage further problems. Soon, all remaining windows will be broken because an unrepaired window signals that no one cares about property dama...
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