Robert Michels described the tendency of this to develop in his 1911 work Political Parties, claiming that democracy and large organizations were incompatible in an "iron law" of this.
Robert Michels described the tendency of this to develop in his 1911 work Political Parties, claiming that democracy and large organizations were incompatible in an "iron law" of this. The idea was also treated by Max Weber in his Economy and Society, stating that this form of rule would always exist since there would always be "professional organizers" to make decisions for the masses. FTP, identify this form of rule, usually contrasted with aristocracy, defined as leadership by the few.
Robert Michels described the tendency of this to develop in his 1911 work Political Parties, claiming that democracy and large organizations were incompatible in an "iron law" of this.
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