Böhm described it as "a normative order of the national economy" that must come into being through the exercise of a "conscious and aware po­liti­cal ­will, an authoritative decision of leadership." He used martial meta­phors that are worth quoting at length, declaring that "­there is no longer any space for a ­silent growth, for an orderly formation of ­things out of the lap of the economy itself, that is, from the bottom up. Social Babels built of such ­great height and at such an accelerated tempo produce an unholy confusion of languages ­unless the idea of order that alone can represent the ele­ment of unity illuminates the totality down to its last details, ­unless the idea of order is based on the sentence: every­thing at my command!"

Quinn Slobodian, Globalists, loc. 697