The Ideas of Freedom and Despotism in the Political Thought of Alexis de TocquevilleStanford University, 1976 - 1384 páginas |
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... decentralized governments thousands of citizens , rather than dozens of functionaries , throw them- selves into constructing their world . Tocqueville records a conversation suggesting that the financing of local pro- jects by central ...
... decentralized governments thousands of citizens , rather than dozens of functionaries , throw them- selves into constructing their world . Tocqueville records a conversation suggesting that the financing of local pro- jects by central ...
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... decentralized socialism , but this passage reveals his pri- 185 , Tocqueville , Études politiques , pp . 153 , 155 . 187 Tocqueville , Journey to America , p . 283 . 188Tocqueville . Democracy , II , 325 ; also , Tocqueville The ...
... decentralized socialism , but this passage reveals his pri- 185 , Tocqueville , Études politiques , pp . 153 , 155 . 187 Tocqueville , Journey to America , p . 283 . 188Tocqueville . Democracy , II , 325 ; also , Tocqueville The ...
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Roger Boesche. mary concern for decentralized control of one's world . Tocqueville's passion for decentralization has its roots in the French past , but it is nourished by his concern , shared by his generation , for the atomization of ...
Roger Boesche. mary concern for decentralized control of one's world . Tocqueville's passion for decentralization has its roots in the French past , but it is nourished by his concern , shared by his generation , for the atomization of ...
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