Sources of Social Power. In 4 volumes. Volume 2. The Emergence of Classes and Nation-States. Book 1.
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By highlighting four sources of power - ideological, economic, military, and political - in human societies, the monograph "Sources of Social Power" traces their historical relationships. The second volume of Michael Mann's analytical history of social power is dedicated to power relations between the Industrial Revolution and World War I, focusing on France, Britain, Habsburg Austria, Prussia-Germany, and the United States. Drawing on fundamental empirical research, the author puts forward original theories on the formation of nations and nationalism, class conflicts, the modern state, and modern militarism. He also emphasizes the social and historical complexity of the phenomena under consideration, not shying away from generalizations. Michael Mann explores human society as a "structured disorder" and attempts to develop a sociological theory that corresponds to such a view. This theory culminates in the final chapter, where...
Author:
Author:Mann M.
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Cover:hardcover
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- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
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Publication Language:Russian
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Dimensions:24x17x3.4 cm
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Product type:lacing
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ISBN:978-5-85006-162-3
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