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The Functions of The Executive and The Republic: Exploring the Platonic roots of Chester Barnard
This essay examines the similarities between Plato's Republic and Barnard's Functions of the Executive. The essay argues that comparisons between Barnard and Plato are not overstated in form or substance. Three major areas of each work are compared: the ethical foundations, the political foundations
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