دانلود کتاب Power and Justice: The State in Industrial Relations

The state is undoubtedly the major repository of power in
modern society. Almost every citizen is concerned with the
way its awesome power is exercised. The realization of the
ordinary ambitions of ordinary people hinges increasingly on
whether they can get the state to act in their favour. It is the
endeavour of everyone to influence the exercise of state
power, whether individually or through organized pressure
groups. The power of the state is especially formidable in
developing societies like India, where it assumes responsibil-
ity for economic development and controls the allocation of
scarce resources between competing needs. In a society
battling with the multifarious problems of development, there
is a mutual reinforcement between the natural tendency of the
state to aggrandize power and the expectation of the citizenry
that the state should come up with a solution for every
baffling problem. Under these conditions the state is almost
omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient.