10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAESARISTIC»
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1
Caesar and the Fading of the Roman World
True, totalitarianism does possess a "caesaristic element," but "up to the
nineteenth century at least, caesaristic dictatorship does not necessarily lead to a
totalitarian system, nor is the totalitarian state necessarily the result of a genuine
...
2
Max Weber and German Politics, 1890-1920
"In hereditary monarchies, parliamentary power must accompany 'Caesaristic'
leadership. The person for this is that there may be long periods in which there is
no generally recognized person who enjoys the confidence of the masses."186 If
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Wolfgang J. Mommsen, 1990
3
Virgil's Book of Bucolics, the Ten Eclogues Translated into ...
1–5): Caesaristic myth not yet linked to Daphnis (2: 5). Again one of Virgil's mind-
stretching blends. [44] one clear night: cf. GrEpos, 'in the pure night' (Arat. 323; cf.
ecl. 3.39, 3.60 and n). [45] counting . . . words: cf. 'marked in measuring' (ecl.
4
Autobiography of J.g. Fletcher (c)
Europe, in Spengler's view, had already reached the final point where only the
Caesaristic state and the petrification of forms could avert collapse. Any new
culture could no longer come from the European area, dominated by Faustian
man.
John Gould Fletcher, Lucas Carpenter
5
Politics of Mass Society
®caesaristic. dictatorship ̄ to distinguishitfrom®simple dictatorship¦whether
itbemilitary or bureaucratic, the ruleofajunta,a caudillo,orevenanabsolute
monarchy ̄(p.236). 2. Arendt(1956)argues that many a liberalnotesthe
declineofliberty ...
6
The West European Party System
A dualistic structure of power seems therefore to constitute the natural outcome of
pluralistic regimes: a caesaristic, secluded level of decisions and an effectively
pluralistic, polyarchical, negotiated one. On both levels a contradictory logic is at
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7
Caesarism, Charisma and Fate: Historical Sources and Modern ...
For an attempt, of which Mitchell is highly critical, to employ Caesarism in this
context, see Stiirmer 1977a and, for much greater detail, Stiirmer 1974, especially
322-333 on Bismarck as a “Caesaristic statesman.” Stiirmer's position is
defended ...
8
The Crisis of Parliamentary Democracy
Caesaristic leaders come to power either through the military (Napoleon I) or by
direct appeal to the people in plebiscites (Napoleon III). Both, Weber argued, are
fundamental contradictions of the parliamentary principle." A year later Weber's ...
9
Bismarck: A Political History
The population at large had become accustomed to having their affairs ordered
by a Caesaristic figure, while the system required a supreme coordinator to give it
direction. The kaiser attempted to fill the vacant role, but his performance was a ...
10
Resources, Governance and Civil Conflict
Following the distinctions made by Gurr (1974), we identify four types of political
system: Caesaristic; Autocratic; Democratic; and, Institutionally Inconsistent,
which serves as the ref- erence category. Caesaristic regimes are strong-men ...
Magnus Öberg, Kaare Strøm, Professor of Political Science Kaare Strom, 2007
