A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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... minority felt that this constituted an injustice . And among these , a smaller minority still felt strongly enough to turn to violence . Once again , it took rebels to rebel . The sense of injustice , ethnic and cultural in the case of ...
... minority felt that this constituted an injustice . And among these , a smaller minority still felt strongly enough to turn to violence . Once again , it took rebels to rebel . The sense of injustice , ethnic and cultural in the case of ...
Side 103
... minority would like a greater degree of authority ; and in most places a very small minority would opt for the totalist ' solution ' . ( In France and Italy , however , the minorities apparently willing to entrust their fate to totalist ...
... minority would like a greater degree of authority ; and in most places a very small minority would opt for the totalist ' solution ' . ( In France and Italy , however , the minorities apparently willing to entrust their fate to totalist ...
Side 148
... minority situations , everything depended on the political will of the Protestant - Unionist majority . So long as the Protestants were determined to keep the Catholic- Nationalist minority in its place — that is , as second - class ...
... minority situations , everything depended on the political will of the Protestant - Unionist majority . So long as the Protestants were determined to keep the Catholic- Nationalist minority in its place — that is , as second - class ...
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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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