Collective BehaviorPrentice-Hall, 1957 - 547 pagine |
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... dominant power orienta- tions , we shall also discuss two related kinds of movement . First is the movement whose ... dominant group or to achieve some separation or autonomy within the dominant group . When the pre- occupation with ...
... dominant power orienta- tions , we shall also discuss two related kinds of movement . First is the movement whose ... dominant group or to achieve some separation or autonomy within the dominant group . When the pre- occupation with ...
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... dominance . Combining these two sets of factors we get the following possi- ble situations for contact groups : 1. Dominant - superior 2. Dominant - inferior 3. Dominated - superior 4. Dominated - inferior These situations assume ...
... dominance . Combining these two sets of factors we get the following possi- ble situations for contact groups : 1. Dominant - superior 2. Dominant - inferior 3. Dominated - superior 4. Dominated - inferior These situations assume ...
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... dominant- superior groups tend to initiate perpetu- ative - rational forms of nativism as soon as they achieve power and to adhere to them with varying intensity as long as they remain in power . Thus the various groups of nomad ...
... dominant- superior groups tend to initiate perpetu- ative - rational forms of nativism as soon as they achieve power and to adhere to them with varying intensity as long as they remain in power . Thus the various groups of nomad ...
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