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... function of the people . Second , there is the delineation of policy by the legislators and the heads of the ... functions are not clear - cut and separable in practice . The limits of each in relation to the others must be discretionary ...
... function of the people . Second , there is the delineation of policy by the legislators and the heads of the ... functions are not clear - cut and separable in practice . The limits of each in relation to the others must be discretionary ...
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... function . When this hap- pened social power ceased to have any correspondence with prior prestige . No upper social ... functional organizations , subject to the con- sensus of the people as a whole , the voting public , respecting the ...
... function . When this hap- pened social power ceased to have any correspondence with prior prestige . No upper social ... functional organizations , subject to the con- sensus of the people as a whole , the voting public , respecting the ...
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... function of repre- sentatives of people , 29 Policy - implementation , function of ex- perts , 29-30 Policy - making , function of the people , 29 Political democracy , 25 , 31-34 , 39. See also democracy Political interpretation ...
... function of repre- sentatives of people , 29 Policy - implementation , function of ex- perts , 29-30 Policy - making , function of the people , 29 Political democracy , 25 , 31-34 , 39. See also democracy Political interpretation ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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