The Performance of American Government: Checks and MinusesFree Press, 1972 - 372 pages |
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... organic theorists , this shaping of the human personality is natural . Mechanistic theories imagine that men act " naturally " only to the extent that they have not been molded and trained by society . Organic theory argues that such ...
... organic theorists , this shaping of the human personality is natural . Mechanistic theories imagine that men act " naturally " only to the extent that they have not been molded and trained by society . Organic theory argues that such ...
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... organic theorist argues that all less perfectly natural states should , to the extent that they can , try to approximate the natural ideal . Ideals aside , however , organic theory insists that whether we like it or not , political ...
... organic theorist argues that all less perfectly natural states should , to the extent that they can , try to approximate the natural ideal . Ideals aside , however , organic theory insists that whether we like it or not , political ...
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... Organic theory regards real constitutions ( as opposed to formal institutions of government ) as very hard to change at all . In a bad political society , even the discontented have been shaped by the polity they detest ; a people long ...
... Organic theory regards real constitutions ( as opposed to formal institutions of government ) as very hard to change at all . In a bad political society , even the discontented have been shaped by the polity they detest ; a people long ...
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