Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... Procedure Support of an ever - expanding productive society has be- come the overwhelmingly dominant purpose of the existing structure of politics and law . The procedure by which peo- ple decide what ought to be done has become ...
... Procedure Support of an ever - expanding productive society has be- come the overwhelmingly dominant purpose of the existing structure of politics and law . The procedure by which peo- ple decide what ought to be done has become ...
第 107 頁
... procedure , can recover the rights of men against corporations . The use of procedure for the purpose of hampering , stop- ping , and inverting our major institutions will appear to their managers and addicts as a misuse of the law and ...
... procedure , can recover the rights of men against corporations . The use of procedure for the purpose of hampering , stop- ping , and inverting our major institutions will appear to their managers and addicts as a misuse of the law and ...
第 118 頁
... procedure . The loss of confidence in parties that have become stockholders ' factions brings out the im- portance of adversary procedures in politics . A loss of cred- ibility of opposing claims for more individual consumption only ...
... procedure . The loss of confidence in parties that have become stockholders ' factions brings out the im- portance of adversary procedures in politics . A loss of cred- ibility of opposing claims for more individual consumption only ...
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