Politics, a Study of Control Behavior |
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
The Elements of Politics 15 | 15 |
Control 17 | 17 |
Copyright | |
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aesthetic agency agent aspect attachment Barbara Ward basic basis behavior behavior modification boundaries calculated control called capital accumulation cern choice coercion common common collector concept concern consequences control act control method control purposes control system countercontrol created Delian League deliberate control developed discomfort distinctive economic economic systems effectiveness entity example existence expect experience explain feelings freedom function havior human important individual instrument of control interaction pattern involved John Dewey jurisdiction kind lawmen limited logical positivists loyalty ment method of control modify nature needs nomic notion object observed pay taxes perceived personality system perspective persuasion polity prescriptions problem process of proof produce qualities regarded regulation relation relevant religion religious remote environment requires response act role rules of law self-seeking sense situation social specific structure suggests supervalue Talcott Parsons tends things tion trol troller tween United United Nations universal