On the record
I believe, therefore, that, with all its difficulties and dangers, the area of local government should be as little circumscribed as possible.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgI believe, therefore, that, with all its difficulties and dangers, the area of local government should be as little circumscribed as possible.
Laski advocates for minimal restrictions on local government to foster autonomy and engagement.
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