 The basic argument for considering democratic association a universal, despite such problems, is that, the larger and more complex a society becomes, the more important is effective political organization, not only in its administrative capacity, but...  Democratization and Revolution in the USSR, 1985-91 - Page 9by Jerry F. Hough - 1997 - 560 pagesLimited preview - About this book
 | Talcott Parsons - 1985 - 369 pages
...the more important is effective political organization, not only in its administrative capacity, but also, and not least, in its support of a universalistic legal order. Political effectiveness includes both the scale and operative flexibility of the organization of power.... | |
 | Francis Fukuyama - 2006 - 464 pages
...the more important is effective political organization, not only in its administrative capacity, but also, and not least, in its support of a universalistic...basically different from the democratic association can . . . mediate consensus in [the] exercise [of power and authority] by particular persons and groups,... | |
 | Ali Farazmand - 1994 - 724 pages
...large trade unions. effective political organization, not only in its administrative capacity, but also, and not least, in its support of a universalistic legal order. Political effectiveness includes both the scale and operative flexibility of the organization of power.... | |
 | Malcolm Waters - 1999 - 578 pages
...the more important is effective political organization, not only in its administrative capacity, but also, and not least, in its support of a universalistic legal order. Political effectiveness includes both the scale and operative flexibility of the organization of power.... | |
 | Vernon W. Ruttan - 2003 - 368 pages
...the more important is effective political organization, not only in its administrative capacity, but also, and not least, in its support of a universalistic legal order. Political effectiveness includes both the scale and operative flexibility of the organization of power."... | |
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