Essay on Political Tactics, Containing Six of the Principal Rules Proper to be Observed by a Political Assembly¶
J., B. (1791). Essay on Political Tactics, Containing Six of the Principal Rules Proper to be Observed by a Political Assembly.
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- Transparency
- The conceptual frame traces to Bentham (1791), whose treatise on publicity in political assemblies identified disclosure as the precondition for confidence, suspicion-aversion, and informed judgment by constituents.
This sourceT. Payne. Argues that publicity ("the fittest law for securing the public confidence") is the indispensable condition of legitimate political deliberation; foundational text for the conceptual frame of transparency in democratic governance.
- The conceptual frame traces to Bentham (1791), whose treatise on publicity in political assemblies identified disclosure as the precondition for confidence, suspicion-aversion, and informed judgment by constituents.
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