The author argues that recent developments in Europe show that traditional government institutions are no longer adequate in a world of technological-industrial revolutions and supranational communities. He suggests that what is needed is a new form of "centripetal politics"-in which representative government will exercise its functions in partnership with the "new centres of power" (corporations, trade unions, and the like).
In This Review
Centripetal Politics: Government and the New Centres of Power
Hart-Davis, MacGibbon,
1975
231 pp.
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In This Review
Centripetal Politics: Government and the New Centres of Power
Hart-Davis, MacGibbon,
1975
231 pp.
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