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Human Nature in Politics

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contribution to political science theories

  • Confucius
    In political science: Developments in the United States

    …Wallas (1858–1932) had argued in Human Nature in Politics that a new political science should favour the quantification of psychological elements (human nature), including nonrational and subconscious inferences, a view similarly expressed in Public Opinion (1922) by the American journalist and political scientist Walter Lippmann (1889–1974).

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