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The Invisible Republic: An Introduction

In: The Invisible Republic

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  • Robbie Smyth

    (Griffith College)

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There is in society today an ongoing battle of ideas. Wolfetone, Emmet, Davis, Lalor, the Fenians, Connolly and Pearse waged this war on behalf of a republican cause. In this battle of ideology lie the foundations of the idea of an Invisible Republic, the positive qualities and principles that link us all. These include: (1) the willing republic—a desire to do things better; (2) the idea of a fair go; and (3) the belief in a communal society, in that we should all be progressing together in some positive direction, that we must develop positively as a society, and that individual wealth and prosperity is conditional and must be sited within a healthy society and one person’s enrichment should not be at the expense of another.

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  • Robbie Smyth, 2022. "The Invisible Republic: An Introduction," Springer Books, in: The Invisible Republic, chapter 0, pages 1-36, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-030-86734-8_1
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-86734-8_1
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