The Morphing of Machiavellian Ideas

The formation of Machiavelli's idea was protected by the prince of the era from the late 15th century to the early 16th century. Therefore, these prince exercise absolute power against their country. They are responsible for protecting people and their lands and have self-defense instincts to defend and nurture their own power. However, modern democratic government forms are responsible for protecting people and land from the prince, regardless of whether it is enjoyed by the United States, whether true democracy or representative government form.

The idea of ​​Niccolo Machiavelli is reappearing in popular culture (Paul, 1999). Machiavellian is even welcomed as a source of important wisdom for modern leaders (Ledeen, 1999). In psychology, Machiavellianism is defined as "use of tricks, fraud and opportunism in interpersonal relationships" (Christie, 1970, 1 page). Contrary to moral leaders, Machiavelli leaders have the power to manipulate others to achieve their goals. They have little confidence in people, and in other words they are not trusted by others. In the historical measurement study of the status of the president of the United States, Druga (2001) discovered that Mosesism is positively related to the appeal and the greatness of perception. However, most studies show that Macaiberianism is related to adverse effects. For example, Machiavellianism is related to the willingness to pay illegal kickbacks in laboratory research by Hegarty & Sims (1978).

The formation of Machiavelli's idea was protected by the prince of the era from the late 15th century to the early 16th century. Therefore, these prince exercise absolute power against their country. They are responsible for protecting people and their lands and have self-defense instincts to defend and nurture their own power. However, modern democratic government forms are responsible for protecting people and land from the prince, regardless of whether it is enjoyed by the United States, whether true democracy or representative government form. However, what still exists is the self-protection instinct of the prince and politician. His advice may be beneficial for the prince trying to acquire and maintain power in the tyranny of the Machiavelli era, but for modern governments his advice is more true between politicians and politicians . Relationships between politicians and ordinary people, not mutual relations.