An edition of Masse und Macht (1960)

Crowds and power

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An edition of Masse und Macht (1960)

Crowds and power

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Publisher
Penguin
Language
English
Pages
575

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Previews available in: German English

Subjects
Collective behavior, Crowds, Power (Social sciences), Social groups, Social psychology, Social sciences, Long Now Manual for Civilization, Power (social sciences)

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Cover of: Masse und Macht.
Masse und Macht.
1985, Fischer
in German - Ungekürzte Ausg.
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Cover of: Crowds and power
Crowds and power
1984, Farrar Straus Giroux
in English
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Cover of: Crowds and power
Crowds and power
1984, Penguin
in English - (Rev. ed.).
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Crowds and power
1978, Seabury Press
in English
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Edition Notes

Previous ed., London , Gollancz, 1962.

Bibliography, p563-575.

Translation of, Masse und Macht.

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Harmondsworth
Series
A Peregrine book

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Dewey Decimal Class
302.3/3
Library of Congress
HM281

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Pagination
575p. ;
Number of pages
575

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL18385744M
ISBN 10
0140550658
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2647683
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1304065

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"THERE IS NOTHING that man fears more than the touch of the unknown."

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