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15. J. S. Mill,Utilitarianism, inJohn Stuart Mill and Jeremy Bentham, pp. 280-81.
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16. Plato,The Apology of Socrates, inLast Days of Socrates, p. 66.
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17. Freud,Civilization and Its Discontents; Marcuse,Eros and CivilizationandOne-Dimensional Man.
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18. Ruskin,Fors Clavigera, May 1871, inSelected Writings, 27
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19. O rtega y Gasset,Revolt, pp. 76-77, 115ff.
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22. Schumpeter,Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy, pp. 284-302.
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23. Michels,Political Parties, pp. 32ff.
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24. Michels,First Lectures in Political Sociology.
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25. Mills,The Power Elite, pp. 25-27; Dahl,Who Governs?
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第二十三章：帝国与帝国主义
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1. Aristotle,The Politics(1. 4-7), pp. 15-19.
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2. Kipling, “The White Man’s Burden, ”McClure’s Magazine, February 1899.
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4. Vitoria,Political Writings, pp. 88ff.
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5. Translated asThe Rights of War and Peace.
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6. Locke,Second Treatise(sec. 41), inTwo Treatises of Government, pp. 296-97.
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7. Relying in part onThe Politics(1. 4-6), pp. 14-19.
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8. Vattel,The Law of Nations(sec. 208), p. 128.
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9. Jefferson,Political Writings, pp. 520-25, 539.
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10. J. S. Mill,On Liberty, p. 16.
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13. Kant,Perpetual PeaceandIdea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Purpose, inPolitical Writings.
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