" This work gives Maecenas and Tammany Hall as examples of "enterpreneurs" who can use money to gain power, while naming the anti-democratic stances of the Catholic Centre Party and the Social Democrats as responsible for the impotence of Parliament in Germany.
This work proposes a solution that it credits to Moisey Ostrogorsky, though, at its end, it admits that the men it describes are nowhere to be found, and thus that "it is not summer's front which lies before us, but first of all a polar night of icy darkness and severity." This work gives Maecenas and Tammany Hall as examples of "enterpreneurs" who can use money to gain power, while naming the anti-democratic stances of the Catholic Centre Party and the Social Democrats as responsible for the impotence of Parliament in Germany. It proposes a "plebiscitarian" solution to the central problem of how bureaucracy can be subordinated to democracy, identifies tradition, legality, and charisma as the three sources of legitimation, and defines the state as the entity with a "monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force." For 10 points, identify this speech, which was delivered, a year after a companion lecture on careers science, to graduates in Munich in 1918, and consists of analysis of the role of the professional party employee by Max Weber.
This work proposes a solution that it credits to Moisey Ostrogorsky, though, at its end, it admits that the men it describes are nowhere to be found, and thus that "it is not summer's front which lies before us, but first of all a polar night of icy darkness and severity.
“{Politics} as a {Vocation}” [or “{Politik als Beruf}”]