According to this conception, because of competition between the varied and diverse interests, no single interest is likely to have its views win consistently over others.
Behind these changes lay a new conception of rationalized competition.
However, to go on from these reservations to put a question mark over the fundamental conception of the competition is dangerous.
This dynamics had one positive aspect: it transformed the conception and role of competition between Länder because each Land is responsible for establishing and implementing local conditions for growth, employment, and collective welfare.
This paper does not argue that Darwin's conception of small-scale competition within species is incorrect.
Calls for more democracy are common in Chinese politics, but they almost always refer to improving the party's decision-making bureaucracy and making its lower-ranking officials more accountable rather than promoting a broader conception of individual freedom or political competition.
He had been driven, to some degree, by a "false and lonely conception of himself" and "haunted by the competition of dead men and the need to out-do everyone who had ever lived," as Stewart once wrote of Alexander the Great.
Is lack of competition damaging?
There is plenty of competition.
