Robert Dahl discussed "The Problem of Inclusion" and argued against anarchism in a work about this and its critics.
Robert Dahl discussed "The Problem of Inclusion" and argued against anarchism in a work about this and its critics. A work about this and education argues that children should be taught to adapt to the future instead of being forced to reproduce the habits of the past, and was written by John Dewey. Another work whose title ends with this word envisages the death of capitalism and describes the process of "creative destruction," while a 19th- century book about this political system predicts a sectional conflict over slavery and discusses the tyranny of the majority. Joined with capitalism and socialism in the title of a book by Joseph Schumpeter and discussed "in America" by de Tocqueville, FTP, name this type of government.
Robert Dahl discussed "The Problem of Inclusion" and argued against anarchism in a work about this and its critics.
{Democracy} (the works are Democracy and Its Critics, Democracy and Education, Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy, and Democracy in America.)