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... political structures ; for a contemporary example , Soviet science , despite very large resource inputs , is gravely hampered by secrecy , isolation , and bureaucratic rigidities . It is even more apparent that the imperatives of such ...
... political structures ; for a contemporary example , Soviet science , despite very large resource inputs , is gravely hampered by secrecy , isolation , and bureaucratic rigidities . It is even more apparent that the imperatives of such ...
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... political forces bless it . Belonging to nations that pride themselves on united order and power , we approve tranquility and peace ; a brutally imposed unity is something " achieved . " German historians assume that Bismarck conferred ...
... political forces bless it . Belonging to nations that pride themselves on united order and power , we approve tranquility and peace ; a brutally imposed unity is something " achieved . " German historians assume that Bismarck conferred ...
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... political reality , in victory or defeat , and the heritage is passed on to children . Hence , so far as the states form a single political universe , their division must be considered the most important aspect of pluralism . States and ...
... political reality , in victory or defeat , and the heritage is passed on to children . Hence , so far as the states form a single political universe , their division must be considered the most important aspect of pluralism . States and ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
Copyright | |
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