The pressure of a modern economy on politics is to create a system which enables the incorporation of an array of an expanding scope of interactions.
The push factor is increasing fragility due to rising expectations, which leads to the development of its opposite: incorporative mechanisms.
The pull factor is the idealistic quest for the incorporation of increasing numbers of parameters to generate perfection of form. The macro-dynamic is driven by multiple micro-dynamics (individuals, organizations) with different end products but similar principles of evolution. Note, however, path dependency, and collapse and rejuvenation.
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