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Les élections générales d'octobre 1989 au Bostwana [Botswana]: l'apparence de la continuité et de la permanence
In: Travaux et documents / Centre d'Étude d'Afrique Noire 27
Le conflit franco-marocain: 1943 - 1956
In: Études de cas de conflits internationaux, 2
World Affairs Online
Les attitudes politiques en démocratie: Esquisse d'une typologie
In: Collection du centre de théorie politique
Mécanisme de la décolonisation du protectorat: contribution à la théorie du système politique
In: Le conflit franco-marocain 1943 - 1956 T. 2
Les conséquences sociales du progrès technique: méthodologie
In: Collection de sociologie générale et de philosophie sociale 3
L'État rentier. Le cas de la Malaysia, Isabelle Beaulieu, Les Presses de l'Université d'Ottawa, Ottawa, 2008, 268 pages
In: Canadian journal of political science: CJPS = Revue canadienne de science politique, Band 43, Heft 2, S. 512-514
ISSN: 1744-9324
Botswana : un multipartisme fragile et menacé ?
In: Politique africaine, Band 36, Heft 1, S. 125-128
ISSN: 2264-5047
Botswana: un multipartisme fragile et menace?
In: La politique africaine, Heft 36, S. 125-128
ISSN: 0244-7827
Analyse der Parlamentswahlen in Botsuana vom 7. Oktober 1989 im Zusammenhang mit dem sozialen Umbruch und dem Wandel des Parteiensystems. Die herrschende Botswana Democratic Party gewann die Wahlen mit überwältigender Mehrheit, ihre Verankerung in den ländlichen Regionen half dabei ebenso wie in- und ausländische Subventionen. Dennoch spricht mittelfristig einiges für den Aufschwung der oppositionellen Botsuana National Front. Die rasche Urbanisierung stärkt ihre Basis unter den städtischen Intellektuellen. Auch die wachsende soziale Differenzierung bzw. die Vernachlässigung sozialer Belange durch die Regierungspartei bei hohem Wirtschaftswachstum stärken die oppositionellen Tendenzen. (DÜI-Wsl)
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Materiaux pour UNE theorie de L'integration Europeenne
In: Journal of European integration: Revue d'intégration européenne, Band 1, Heft 1, S. 7-30
ISSN: 1477-2280
Apologie résignée et non-conformiste de l'avortement
In: Socialisme: revue de l'Institut Emile Vandervelde, Band 20, S. 119-124
ISSN: 0037-8127
Les facteurs de la décision politique en régime démocratique
In: Canadian journal of political science: CJPS = Revue canadienne de science politique, Band 1, Heft 2, S. 147-163
ISSN: 1744-9324
Political Decision-Making in a DemocracyAll the factors which influence political decision-making may (reasonably) be integrated into a model which combines operational concepts of power, influence, and authority. The problem-solving approach is applied to one class of decisions, defined here as those made for social situations involving both technical and political factors. Political power seems necessarily to be engaged in a twofold form of activity. On the one hand it formulates the content of decisions to be made and is thereby affected by both the technical and political definition of the problem to be resolved. On the other hand, power is both an agent and an object of influence at every stage of the decisional process. Political power appears, then, to be a more comprehensive concept than either authority or influence. Its basic constituents are found in a fusion of the function of influence with the function of defining issues authoritatively. Authority is but one kind of influence while influence itself is simply one of the two chief functions of power.Power, before it is influential, is creative, inventive of ideas, and of solutions. Incorporation of these different categories into a model provides us with a systematic representation of the decision-making process of formulation, adoption, and execution. Particular attention is devoted to differentiating those components of behaviour on which authority is based from those which make the assessment of authority possible. On the whole, authoritative decision-making seems to be circumscribed by the original definition of the problem and by the decision-maker's personal under-standing. Up to a certain point this permits us to distinguish the part played by the force of given circumstances from that attributable to the free choice of the actors in a democratic political system.
Les facteurs de la décision politique en régime démocratique ; Political Decision-Making in a Democracy
All the factors which influence political decision-making may (reasonably) be integrated into a model which combines operational concepts of power, influence, and authority. The problem-solving approach is applied to one class of decisions, defined here as those made for social situations involving both technical and political factors. Political power seems necessarily to be engaged in a twofold form of activity. On the one hand it formulates the content of decisions to be made and is thereby affected by both the technical and political definition of the problem to be resolved. On the other hand, power is both an agent and an object of influence at every stage of the decisional process. Political power appears, then, to be a more comprehensive concept than either authority or influence. Its basic constituents are found in a fusion of the function of influence with the function of defining issues authoritatively. Authority is but one kind of influence while influence itself is simply one of the two chief functions of power.Power, before it is influential, is creative, inventive of ideas, and of solutions. Incorporation of these different categories into a model provides us with a systematic representation of the decision-making process of formulation, adoption, and execution. Particular attention is devoted to differentiating those components of behaviour on which authority is based from those which make the assessment of authority possible. On the whole, authoritative decision-making seems to be circumscribed by the original definition of the problem and by the decision-maker's personal under-standing. Up to a certain point this permits us to distinguish the part played by the force of given circumstances from that attributable to the free choice of the actors in a democratic political system. ; SCOPUS: ar.j ; info:eu-repo/semantics/published
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