Machiavelli believed that all governments required an institution like the Roman Dictatorship. More importantly, he believed that the laws of a nation provide for such a position in a time of crisis, instead of it being imposed on a nation against the laws.
Machiavelli believed that dictatorships could be an effective form of government in times of crisis or instability. He argued that a strong leader, capable of making decisions quickly and decisively, could bring order and unity to a society. However, he also warned that dictators should be careful not to abuse their power and should govern in the best interest of the state.
do the work and quit cheating
human nature was self-centered
Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli
Lodovico Machiavelli, Totto Machiavelli, Guido Machiavelli, Piero Machiavelli, Bernardo Machiavelli, Primerana Machiavelli, Baccina Machiavelli
Totalitarianism. wrong! its dictatorships (:
Machiavelli believed that in order to have successful rulership, religion had to be one of the tools employed to control the people. I believe Machiavelli can be quoted as saying "If you think any man your master--kill him"
Yes, Machiavelli believed that the ends justified the means, especially in politics. He argued that rulers should do whatever is necessary to maintain power and stability, even if it means using deceit or force.
I believe Machiavelli is the answer. Though the term is much older and dates to Roman and Greek thinkers it began it's more current meaning from the writings of Machiavelli who used it to describe the states of Northern Italy, which were not monarchies.
Niccolo Machiavelli lived in Florence.
Zanobi Machiavelli died in 1479.
Thoughts on Machiavelli was created in 1958.
Primavera Machiavelli (Vernacci) (b.1465) & Margherita Machiavelli (Minerbetti) (b.1468)