- democracies, like all
large organizations, tend to turn into
oligarchies. In his "Iron law of
oligarchy" he
suggests that the
necessary division of
labor in large...
- The
Meiji oligarchy was the new
ruling class of
Meiji period ****an. In ****anese, the
Meiji oligarchy is
called the
domain clique (藩閥, hambatsu). The members...
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regardless of how
democratic they are when started,
eventually develop into
oligarchies.
Michels observed that
since no
sufficiently large and
complex organization...
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agrarian oligarchies.
Under the Old Republic, the
growth of the
urban middle sectors,
though slowed by
dependency and
entrenched oligarchy, was eventually...
-
called the
period from
roughly 1714 to 1783 the "long
period of Whig
oligarchy". By 1784, both the
Whigs and
Tories had
become formal political parties...
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Dictatorship Monarchy Oligarchy Plutocracy Republicanism Socialism Statism Technocracy Theocracy Totalitarianism Tribalism Oligarchies are
societies controlled...
- of ****an
Meiji era
Imperial Constitution (1890–1947)
Government Meiji oligarchy Meiji Restoration Abolition of the han
system Boshin War
Satsuma Rebellion...
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never fought one another, and
oligarchies have
almost never fought one another. Wars
between democracies and
oligarchies have, however, been common. The...
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replaced democracy with
oligarchy,
those cities that had
rebelled against it
would return, as many of them had
adopted oligarchies. It was ****erted further...
- The
planter class was a
racial and
socioeconomic caste which emerged in the
Americas during European colonization in the
early modern period.
Members of...
