The Study of Politics: The Western Tradition and American OriginsMcGraw-Hill, 1963 - 120 páginas |
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... law in politics and society . Most laws are obeyed by most citizens most of the time , and nearly everyone grants that the rule of law is vital for civilized life . SOVEREIGNTY " The legislator in all commonwealths is the only sover ...
... law in politics and society . Most laws are obeyed by most citizens most of the time , and nearly everyone grants that the rule of law is vital for civilized life . SOVEREIGNTY " The legislator in all commonwealths is the only sover ...
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... laws are passed than with what they say . This is why many theorists believe that a constitution must be the foundation of any government . For such a document lays down the basic rules by which laws are made and attempts to ensure that ...
... laws are passed than with what they say . This is why many theorists believe that a constitution must be the foundation of any government . For such a document lays down the basic rules by which laws are made and attempts to ensure that ...
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... laws , administer- ing laws , and interpreting laws are separate processes and whatever overlap there is among them can and should be held to a minimum . The Constitution , for example , forbade the Congress from passing bills of ...
... laws , administer- ing laws , and interpreting laws are separate processes and whatever overlap there is among them can and should be held to a minimum . The Constitution , for example , forbade the Congress from passing bills of ...
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THE STUDY OF POLITICS | 1 |
THE WESTERN TRADITION | 17 |
ENDS AND MEANS | 31 |
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