A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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... especially in science . Even there , the freedom may at times be circum- scribed . For years , Stalin gave a place of honour in Soviet scientific circles to a quack geneticist named Lysenko because his experiments appeared to confirm ...
... especially in science . Even there , the freedom may at times be circum- scribed . For years , Stalin gave a place of honour in Soviet scientific circles to a quack geneticist named Lysenko because his experiments appeared to confirm ...
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... especially for the armed forces , whom it seriously demoralised . America's allies , especially in the Far East but in Europe , too , drew the lesson that they could not , in a protracted struggle , count on the continued support of ...
... especially for the armed forces , whom it seriously demoralised . America's allies , especially in the Far East but in Europe , too , drew the lesson that they could not , in a protracted struggle , count on the continued support of ...
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... especially the Catholic Church and the Church of England , were suffering from a general decline of authority and of confidence in their own faith . The Catholic Church was deeply divided , and it was a symptom of this division that ...
... especially the Catholic Church and the Church of England , were suffering from a general decline of authority and of confidence in their own faith . The Catholic Church was deeply divided , and it was a symptom of this division that ...
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The Causes of Rebellion | 13 |
From Prehistory to J S Mill | 35 |
Marx and his Followers | 52 |
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