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- Task Delegates of the Ruler: Inner Circle
- Political power
- Samjae Capacities
- Political Regimes
- Value Systems
- new political science
- Power
- power and organization
- politics
- Cohesion Force
- political phenomena
- political organization
- Canonical Politics
- survival process theory
- Political Regime
- Samjae Capacity
- Operation of the 2nd Law
- mechanism of politics
- politics and war
- 1st Law of politics
- the 3rd Law of politics
- Mathematical Model of politics
- Mathematical Model of political science
- Order of Choice
- Orderliness of Choice
- politics of Inner Circle
- Regime Change
- the 2nd law
- Political Change
- Differences in Individual Abilities and Tendencies
- Today
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목록power and organization (2)
New Political Science
b. Concentration of Power and its Cause Despite political power being a product of cooperation and cohesion[Ch.2.8], concentration of power generally occurs in all political regimes. Concentration of power means that power is concentrated in a minority of individuals. [Ch.3.405] Generally, power is concentrated in a few people. Especially, as the size (number of people) of an organization increa..
c. War, Organization, Power
c. War, Organization, Power As an organization carries out war activities, the rules among the members change and power operates soon. Therefore, the three key words to understand politics are ㉠war, ㉡organization, and ㉢power. The following diagram shows the tripartite relationship intuitively. Among the members of the organization, the person who can decide more rules (the person in the center o..