New State

"The New State: Group Organization the Solution of Popular Government" by M. P. Follett explores the crucial role of group organization in achieving effective political participation and popular government. A foundational text in both political science and social psychology, this work delves into the dynamics of group behavior and its profound impact on democracy.

Follett examines how individuals engage within groups to shape political outcomes, offering insights into the mechanisms that drive popular government. This exploration of political participation remains remarkably relevant, prompting readers to consider the enduring challenges and opportunities within democratic systems.

Drawing from the fields of political science and sociology, "The New State" presents a timeless analysis of how people organize and participate in the political sphere. This meticulously prepared print edition ensures the accessibility of Follett's important work for anyone interested in the theory and practice of democracy.

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