In my view, the argument that both Dahl and Smith make about which has more priority- participation or competition, is an area that changes with time. For instance, the U.S. is trying to implement a ?rule of the people' in Iraq. What is trying to be done is to have the participation of the citizens of Iraq- which has never been done before since they were under the rule of the totalitarian regime of Saddam Hussein...
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What is trying to be done is to have the participation of the citizens of Iraq- which has never been done before since they were under the rule of the totalitarian regime of Saddam Hussein. When this "new concept" for the Iraqi people becomes a part of their culture, is when the priority may change from participation to competition...
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