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... American people.1 Federalism can be defined as the mode of political organiza- tion that unites smaller polities within an overarching political system by distributing power among general and constituent gov- ernments in a manner ...
... American people.1 Federalism can be defined as the mode of political organiza- tion that unites smaller polities within an overarching political system by distributing power among general and constituent gov- ernments in a manner ...
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... politics , as holders of elective offices , members of the bureauc- racy , and active political workers ; and ( 3 ) the actual way in which the art of government is practiced by citizens , politicians , and public officials in the light ...
... politics , as holders of elective offices , members of the bureauc- racy , and active political workers ; and ( 3 ) the actual way in which the art of government is practiced by citizens , politicians , and public officials in the light ...
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... Political Cultures The United States as a whole receives its distinctive character as a political system through an amalgam of the three political cul- tures . The individualistic biases of American society are strongly evident in the ...
... Political Cultures The United States as a whole receives its distinctive character as a political system through an amalgam of the three political cul- tures . The individualistic biases of American society are strongly evident in the ...
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