Sociology: Rules, Roles, and RelationshipsDorsey Press, 1971 - 687 páginas |
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... political preference . ) ( 3 ) For given scores on status crystallization , does it make any difference which rank- ing scales a person is high or low on ? Whether , for example , occu- pation is high , education low , or vice versa ...
... political preference . ) ( 3 ) For given scores on status crystallization , does it make any difference which rank- ing scales a person is high or low on ? Whether , for example , occu- pation is high , education low , or vice versa ...
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... political system . A stable democracy requires a situation in which all the major political parties include sup- porters from many segments of the population . . . . [ In the United States ] the fact that Republicans have nominated ...
... political system . A stable democracy requires a situation in which all the major political parties include sup- porters from many segments of the population . . . . [ In the United States ] the fact that Republicans have nominated ...
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... political . Nor will we protest when political scientists such as Robert Dahl define their field in a way that embraces ours . Political science studies political systems , and a political system , Dahl writes , " Is any persistent ...
... political . Nor will we protest when political scientists such as Robert Dahl define their field in a way that embraces ours . Political science studies political systems , and a political system , Dahl writes , " Is any persistent ...
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