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Foreword Dennis L. Bark vii
Introduction xv
The Organizational Cycle 1
The Race for Size, 1870-1960 9
The Political Consequences of Hierarchy 47
The Decentralizing Revolution, 1968-1989 73
The Return of the Individual 109
The Fundamental Question 127
The Organizational Choice 143
The Decisive Role of Information 201
The System of Nation-States 265
The Industry of States and the Society of Nations 293
Conclusion: The Rationale of History 335
Afterword: The Future of Terrorism, or The Dark Side of Freedom 359
Bibliography 363
Index 377
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