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I believe England could reasonably be divided into, say, twenty or thirty regions, most of which would be real social units and local feeling, and many of which would be also approximately economic units.
1 66 REGIONALISM bodies in the national area, and of a number of regional functional bodies in the ' region. ' The problem has its different aspects that of co- ordinating the working of regional economic bodies on the one hand, and that of co-ordinating regional political bodies on the other.... The problem of co-ordinating political with economic bodies we have already discussed, and our treatment of that subject in Chapter VIII. Holds good of the ' region ' as well as of the national area.
If co-ordination is to be the main function of the national bodies, what is the best method of repre- sentation upon them ? There seem to be, broadly speaking, two possibilities one, the method now adopted for electing Parliaments and many other national bodies, by universal suffrage in geographical constituencies with or without Proportional Repre- sentation, or various other devices for making representation more true or the reverse the other, the method of indirect electing, under which the members of the national bodies are chosen by the bodies of the same kind covering a smaller area, the members of a national assembly by the various regional assemblies of the same kind for example.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I believe England could reasonably be divided into, say, twenty or thirty regions, most of which would be real social units and local feeling, and many of which would be also approximately economic units.
1 66 REGIONALISM bodies in the national area, and of a number of regional functional bodies in the ' region. ' The problem has its different aspects that of co- ordinating the working of regional economic bodies on the one hand, and that of co-ordinating regional political bodies on the other.... The problem of co-ordinating political with economic bodies we have already discussed, and our treatment of that subject in Chapter VIII. Holds good of the ' region ' as well as of the national area.
If co-ordination is to be the main function of the national bodies, what is the best method of repre- sentation upon them ? There seem to be, broadly speaking, two possibilities one, the method now adopted for electing Parliaments and many other national bodies, by universal suffrage in geographical constituencies with or without Proportional Repre- sentation, or various other devices for making representation more true or the reverse the other, the method of indirect electing, under which the members of the national bodies are chosen by the bodies of the same kind covering a smaller area, the members of a national assembly by the various regional assemblies of the same kind for example.
What to read after Social Theory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G D H George Douglas Howard Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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