Political Growth and Political Development: Theoretical Perspectives

abilities achievement activities alienation areas base behavior Bhagavad-Gita capital capitalist central authority choice circumstances coercion concept concerned context creativity culture decision defined delineate demands desired dimensions distribution distributive justice division of labor dominant economic growth elite groups enhanced entail ethical expansion experience extent factors Frederick Engles functional given community goals growth and development human impact implies individuals institutions interaction Karl Marx kinds larger levels limited living Lucian Pye Marc Bloch Marx means ment mobilization multinationals nations nature needs norms objectives organization outputs participation patterns personality perspective political development political growth political parties principle problem production reflect relations relationship responses role satisfaction scale sector self-affirmation sense Sidney Verba social action socio-economic specific structures T. S. Elliot Talcott Parsons tend theory tical tion traditional societies transformation capacities value premises values W.W. Rostow welfare Welfare Economics