Technocracy Movement

abstract · Psychology · Level 7 · E10

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The technocracy movement emerges from the interplay between the aim to replace politicians and businesspeople with scientists and engineers, and the understanding of state as a geographical area with a defined territory and a functioning government, driven by the transformation of state or condition from one to another, resulting in a directional tendency or inclination towards a specific outcome.

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Historical origin

Origin word: technocracy movement
Origin language: English

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Change L1 (requires)

Understanding change helps understand the state-related concept of technocracy-movement
State L3 (requires) Politics sense

technocracy movement requires understanding state as a foundational concept
Aim L6 (requires)

1930s North American social and ideological movement aiming to replace politicians and businesspeople with scientists and engineers.

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