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Nevertheless , they are all examples of the same type of theory , though Bentham was as much concerned to exhort as to explain , while Dahl and Lindblom's prime business is explanation . Utilitarianism and classical economic theory were ...
Nevertheless , they are all examples of the same type of theory , though Bentham was as much concerned to exhort as to explain , while Dahl and Lindblom's prime business is explanation . Utilitarianism and classical economic theory were ...
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By all means let us see to it that the principles and concepts we use to explain democratic processes are operational . Let us agree also that we cannot find such terms by simply making new definitions . We cannot renovate our concepts ...
By all means let us see to it that the principles and concepts we use to explain democratic processes are operational . Let us agree also that we cannot find such terms by simply making new definitions . We cannot renovate our concepts ...
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To explain the principles to which political behavior must conform if it is to be reckoned democratic ... Explanation does not become advocacy merely because it involves defining moral rules and showing what kinds of behavior constitute ...
To explain the principles to which political behavior must conform if it is to be reckoned democratic ... Explanation does not become advocacy merely because it involves defining moral rules and showing what kinds of behavior constitute ...
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Introduction | 2 |
Politics and Dissent | 36 |
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