Freedom Limited: An Essay on DemocracyUniversity of Alabama Press, 1954 - 220 pagine |
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Pagina 174
... officials who are directly responsible to the voters . The officials who operate these bureaus are likely to be " theoretical experts " who have little inclination to evaluate the concrete results of their theories . They , like all ...
... officials who are directly responsible to the voters . The officials who operate these bureaus are likely to be " theoretical experts " who have little inclination to evaluate the concrete results of their theories . They , like all ...
Pagina 175
... officials and citi- zens . Not uncommon is the cynical type of politician who considers that graft is nothing more than an unobtrusive means of meeting obligations incurred at election time and ( there- fore ) a legitimate part of the ...
... officials and citi- zens . Not uncommon is the cynical type of politician who considers that graft is nothing more than an unobtrusive means of meeting obligations incurred at election time and ( there- fore ) a legitimate part of the ...
Pagina 192
... officials keep a watchful eye on public administration . Rival politicians and political parties are on the alert to detect illegal official conduct and are not unwilling to foster suspicions of this . Newspapers and journals , even ...
... officials keep a watchful eye on public administration . Rival politicians and political parties are on the alert to detect illegal official conduct and are not unwilling to foster suspicions of this . Newspapers and journals , even ...
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