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portada the challenge of social control: citizenship and institution building in modern society: essays in honor of morris janowitz
Type
Physical Book
Year
1986
Language
English
Pages
258
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
23.4 x 15.6 x 1.6 cm
Weight
0.54 kg.
ISBN
089391262x
ISBN13
9780893912628

the challenge of social control: citizenship and institution building in modern society: essays in honor of morris janowitz

Unknown (Author) · Gerald D. Suttles (Author) · Mayer N. Zald (Author) · Ablex Publishing Corporation · Hardcover

the challenge of social control: citizenship and institution building in modern society: essays in honor of morris janowitz - Suttles, Gerald D. ; Zald, Mayer N. ; Unknown

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Synopsis "the challenge of social control: citizenship and institution building in modern society: essays in honor of morris janowitz"

This book explores Morris Janowitz's creative ideas and their application to the study of a wide range of American institutions. Janowitz is one of the best known and most prolific sociologists adopting the institutional approach to an understanding of contemporary society. In this book, his students and colleagues take up many of his seminal ideas and apply them to such instituions as the local community, the armed forces, the welare state, and crime control.

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