A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 63
... party system ' follows from ' proletarian democracy ' as a corollary : ' It is no more necessary that there should be two political parties than that a man should have two heads . " 94 As regards revolution , Lenin was the arch ...
... party system ' follows from ' proletarian democracy ' as a corollary : ' It is no more necessary that there should be two political parties than that a man should have two heads . " 94 As regards revolution , Lenin was the arch ...
Side 112
... Party stood permanently in readiness to take advantage of any electoral arrangement which the other parties might offer , should circumstances force them to weaken in their resolve to keep the party out . In at least two key West ...
... Party stood permanently in readiness to take advantage of any electoral arrangement which the other parties might offer , should circumstances force them to weaken in their resolve to keep the party out . In at least two key West ...
Side 235
... party is in power , the politicians of the opposition expend much of their time not in constructive criticism but in systematic attacks upon the ruling party for failing to carry out its promises ( while aware that if electoral fortunes ...
... party is in power , the politicians of the opposition expend much of their time not in constructive criticism but in systematic attacks upon the ruling party for failing to carry out its promises ( while aware that if electoral fortunes ...
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The Causes of Rebellion | 13 |
From Prehistory to J S Mill | 35 |
Marx and his Followers | 52 |
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