A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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... possible in earlier days , to the elaboration and imitation of new terrorist techniques . Apart from highjacking one of these , characteristic of recent years , has been the kidnapping and occasional murder of diplomats and other public ...
... possible in earlier days , to the elaboration and imitation of new terrorist techniques . Apart from highjacking one of these , characteristic of recent years , has been the kidnapping and occasional murder of diplomats and other public ...
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... possible exception of Yugoslavia — and even there , the exercise of liberties is intermittent . It is fair to assume , therefore , that the conditions that result from a communist take - over of power are inherent in the doctrine of ...
... possible exception of Yugoslavia — and even there , the exercise of liberties is intermittent . It is fair to assume , therefore , that the conditions that result from a communist take - over of power are inherent in the doctrine of ...
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... possible , and it was soon going to become a rule , that all the needs of the mass consumer , including food , could be satisfied by an ever decreasing labour force . Was mass unemployment to be the inevitable social consequence ...
... possible , and it was soon going to become a rule , that all the needs of the mass consumer , including food , could be satisfied by an ever decreasing labour force . Was mass unemployment to be the inevitable social consequence ...
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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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