Perils of Centralization: Lessons from Church, State, and Corporation (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
by Ken Kollman
Perils of Centralization explores the challenges associated with concentrating authority and organization. Focusing on the church, the state, and the corporation, Ken Kollman draws comparative lessons across three influential institutional settings in this contribution to the Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics series.
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Perils of Centralization examines the idea of centralization through the institutional settings of the church, the state, and the corporation.
Drawing lessons from these three spheres, the book considers how concentrated organization and authority can shape institutions.
Part of the Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics series, this work offers a comparative perspective on centralization and its potential perils.
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