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Author: Bent Flyvbjerg

📘 Rationality and power by Bent Flyvbjerg

The Danish town of Aalborg is to Flyvbjerg what Florence was to Machiavelli: a laboratory for understanding the real workings of power and what they mean for our more general concerns of social and political organization. Politics, administration, and planning are examined in ways that allow a rare, in-depth understanding. The reader witnesses, firsthand, the classic and endless drama which defines what modernity and democracy are and can be.

First publish date: 1998

Authors: Bent Flyvbjerg

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