A&HH6577/Component-3

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Changes in communication, production, and management that took hold early in the twentieth century became starkly apparent in the historical experience of World War I. Thoughtful observers realized that very powerful means of public mobilization had become available. Circumstances would force the all-out deployment of these capacities with unpredictable consequences for governance and public life. What were the implications for democratic principles and practices?