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... democratic polity requires a sufficient dispersion of power . If the community is to have the right to share in the direction of political affairs , the diffusion of power among a number of power centers is essential . Since only power ...
... democratic polity requires a sufficient dispersion of power . If the community is to have the right to share in the direction of political affairs , the diffusion of power among a number of power centers is essential . Since only power ...
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... democratic revolutions become unlikely . With gradual modernization , one can expect a gradual rise in education , living standards and the like , and this will remove a significant barrier to democracy . But one cannot expect that the ...
... democratic revolutions become unlikely . With gradual modernization , one can expect a gradual rise in education , living standards and the like , and this will remove a significant barrier to democracy . But one cannot expect that the ...
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... democratic republic is the nearest approach to the dictatorship of the proletariat . ' " * Apparently Lenin and the editors were unable to distinguish any difference between the words " specific form " and " nearest approach ...
... democratic republic is the nearest approach to the dictatorship of the proletariat . ' " * Apparently Lenin and the editors were unable to distinguish any difference between the words " specific form " and " nearest approach ...
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