- this idea in his Iron Law of
Oligarchy He
argued that even democracies, like all
large organizations, tend to
become oligarchic due to the
necessity of dividing...
- 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...
-
democratic they may be at the start, will
eventually and
inevitably develop oligarchic tendencies, thus
making true
democracy practically and
theoretically impossible...
-
called the
period from
roughly 1714 to 1783 the "long
period of Whig
oligarchy".
During the
American Revolution, the
Whigs were the
party more sympathetic...
- "member of an
oligarchy; a
person who is part of a
small group holding power in a state".
Gilded Age
Russian oligarchs Ukrainian oligarchs Oligarchy Tai-pan...
-
democratic archetype,
ancient Athens,
where the
elections were
considered an
oligarchic institution and most
political offices were
filled using sortition, also...
- and
proceeds in a
runaway manner.
Growth later slows and
continues as
oligarchic accretion. The end
result is
formation of
planetary embryos of varying...
-
Decolonization Dynasty Government Head of
state Legitimacy (political)
Oligarchy Order of
succession Republicanism Self-proclaimed
monarchy Sovereignty...
- of ****an
Meiji era
Imperial Constitution (1890–1947)
Government Meiji oligarchy Meiji Restoration Abolition of the han
system Boshin War
Satsuma Rebellion...
-
seized the
reality of power." The city came
under the
control of the
oligarchic government of the Four Hundred.
According to W. G. Forest: [N]o one knows...
