1-2-1 Appropriating Public Power: Popular Authorization Supplanted by Party Power Item · PG-C
ID CH-001.2.1 · This item: 2 packages, five fixed folders each.
This item examines how public power turns from a mandate entrusted by the people into a possession of the Party and those who hold power. It focuses on examining decisions made without authorization, finances free of oversight, offices not determined by voters, and power used to protect organizational and personal interests.
Knowledge packages
📦 CH-001.2.1.1 1-2-1-1 Appropriating Public Power: Popular Authorization Supplanted by Party Power: Roots in Human Nature, the Tradition of Imperial Power, and Evidence of Character
5 folders
📦 CH-001.2.1.2 1-2-1-2 Appropriating Public Power: Popular Authorization Supplanted by Party Power: Behavioral Manifestations, Consequences for Victims, the Chain of Profit, the Chain of Responsibility, and Disputes and Counter-Evidence
5 folders
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