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Robert Morrison MacIver. The perils of democracy arise from several sources . One peril springs from the sheer misunderstanding of what it means . An- other proceeds from the unwillingness of men and groups to face its demands when these ...
Robert Morrison MacIver. The perils of democracy arise from several sources . One peril springs from the sheer misunderstanding of what it means . An- other proceeds from the unwillingness of men and groups to face its demands when these ...
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... peril arises from our failure to reapply our demo- cratic principles to changing conditions and changing needs . This peril becomes particularly serious in times of crisis or of rapid socio - economic change . We may , for example ...
... peril arises from our failure to reapply our demo- cratic principles to changing conditions and changing needs . This peril becomes particularly serious in times of crisis or of rapid socio - economic change . We may , for example ...
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Robert Morrison MacIver. Chapter Nine THE PERIL OF GROUP ANARCHY We have pointed out that the democratic way is disturbed and shaken by abruptly intrusive or catastrophic changes and above all by the unmeasured ... Peril of Group Anarchy.
Robert Morrison MacIver. Chapter Nine THE PERIL OF GROUP ANARCHY We have pointed out that the democratic way is disturbed and shaken by abruptly intrusive or catastrophic changes and above all by the unmeasured ... Peril of Group Anarchy.
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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