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Unfähigkeit in der Politik und das Peter-Prinzip

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First published at 22:05 UTC on December 29th, 2022.

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Warum herrscht in der Politik soviel Unfähigkeit? Der amerikanisch-kanadische Psychologe Laurence J. Peter hat seine Antwort in das gleichnamige Peter-Prinzip (Peter-Principle) gefasst: In einer Hierarchie erreicht jeder irgendwann seine Stufe der Inkompetenz. Er oder sie ist dann nicht mehr in der Lage die gestellten Aufgaben zu erfüllen. Und nirgendwo sonst kann man dies so gut sehen, wie in der Politik.

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