The Politics of Democracy: American Parties in ActionRinehart, 1940 - 468 Seiten |
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... less likely to follow such myths and ambitions as those of Nazism and fascism offer . Our industrial order has pro- vided a liberal margin for the vagaries of our politics . Social fluidity gave hope to all who glanced enviously at the ...
... less likely to follow such myths and ambitions as those of Nazism and fascism offer . Our industrial order has pro- vided a liberal margin for the vagaries of our politics . Social fluidity gave hope to all who glanced enviously at the ...
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... less rigid , less centrally controlled organization . Increased discipline is the price for more " meaning- ful " parties . Some argue that this cost would be justified by the coherence that would result . Disciplined parties , however ...
... less rigid , less centrally controlled organization . Increased discipline is the price for more " meaning- ful " parties . Some argue that this cost would be justified by the coherence that would result . Disciplined parties , however ...
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... less sentimental , less swayed by slogans , by snobbery , by im- pulses to imitate , to emulate , or to use short cuts to beauty , wealth , popularity , health , and happiness . Political oratory and persuasion are but another aspect of ...
... less sentimental , less swayed by slogans , by snobbery , by im- pulses to imitate , to emulate , or to use short cuts to beauty , wealth , popularity , health , and happiness . Political oratory and persuasion are but another aspect of ...
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CHAPTER | 23 |
Banners of Belief | 87 |
Standards for Judging the American Party System | 100 |
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