Social TheoryPrentice-Hall, 1983 - 243 pages |
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... political system , and when they began to receive more federal aid , the power and prestige of local machine politicians waned and reform efforts were successful . Merton has thus explained the growth and decline of the most remarkable ...
... political system , and when they began to receive more federal aid , the power and prestige of local machine politicians waned and reform efforts were successful . Merton has thus explained the growth and decline of the most remarkable ...
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... political machine without assuming a common value system , we must still acknowledge that the consequences of social structures vary in scope . Not all consequences are of equal significance . Some flow directly back to city officials ...
... political machine without assuming a common value system , we must still acknowledge that the consequences of social structures vary in scope . Not all consequences are of equal significance . Some flow directly back to city officials ...
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... political ideas and political action . Through the technological imperatives of a high productivity , high consumption society , more and more workers have come to believe they have a stake in the system ( Bottomore , 1979 : 33 ) . Only ...
... political ideas and political action . Through the technological imperatives of a high productivity , high consumption society , more and more workers have come to believe they have a stake in the system ( Bottomore , 1979 : 33 ) . Only ...
Table des matières
PART | 11 |
Complex social exchange | 26 |
Conclusion | 39 |
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