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The Nature of Political Culture

Scott Greer

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Politics and community are neither identical nor separable; that is the implication of much of the material of this book. At this point we face directly the character of the relationship between these two aspects of social life, first considering political culture, then the integrative and destructive effects of politics on community.

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Politics and community are neither identical nor separable; that is the implication of much of the material of this book. At this point we face directly the character of the relationship between these two aspects of social life, first considering political culture, then the integrative and destructive effects of politics on community.

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Politics and community are neither identical nor separable; that is the implication of much of the material of this book. At this point we face directly the character of the relationship between these two aspects of social life, first considering political culture, then the integrative and destructive effects of politics on community.

Key concepts: Political culture, Politics, Political science, Sociology, Law

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