Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... political process by the use of legal and political procedures . Ideologically biased interpretations of the past have made the recogni- tion of political process increasingly difficult . Liberty has been interpreted as a right to power ...
... political process by the use of legal and political procedures . Ideologically biased interpretations of the past have made the recogni- tion of political process increasingly difficult . Liberty has been interpreted as a right to power ...
第 109 頁
... political proc- ess by which people decide how much of any scarce re- source is the most any member of society can claim ; a proc- ess in which they agree to keep limits relatively stationary over a long time , and by which they set a ...
... political proc- ess by which people decide how much of any scarce re- source is the most any member of society can claim ; a proc- ess in which they agree to keep limits relatively stationary over a long time , and by which they set a ...
第 110 頁
... political one . Numerical majorities come to form a mythical voting bloc on a nonexistent issue ; " they " are invoked as the un- beatable guardians of vested interest in growth . This myth- ical majority paralyzes political action . At ...
... political one . Numerical majorities come to form a mythical voting bloc on a nonexistent issue ; " they " are invoked as the un- beatable guardians of vested interest in growth . This myth- ical majority paralyzes political action . At ...
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