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Some rule of procedure had to be adopted which could be consistently applied , first , in the business of founding the government and , secondly , in the more difficult task of perpetuating it . Since unanimity was seen to be a false ...
Some rule of procedure had to be adopted which could be consistently applied , first , in the business of founding the government and , secondly , in the more difficult task of perpetuating it . Since unanimity was seen to be a false ...
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This is a “ law of the game ” ; it represents a rule of procedure previously agreed upon . It is a basic rule of democracy , and belief in democracy implies a willingness to abide by it . It is one way in which democracy seeks to attain ...
This is a “ law of the game ” ; it represents a rule of procedure previously agreed upon . It is a basic rule of democracy , and belief in democracy implies a willingness to abide by it . It is one way in which democracy seeks to attain ...
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therefore to be expected of majority rule than of minority rule . A consideration of the implications of the majority rule principle and alternatives to it and of the constitution of political majorities makes it clear that government ...
therefore to be expected of majority rule than of minority rule . A consideration of the implications of the majority rule principle and alternatives to it and of the constitution of political majorities makes it clear that government ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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