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Nous n'avons jamais été modernes

Bruno Latour

1993

Development anthropology

Glynn Cochrane

1971

Social economy

Louise Tremblay, Yves Vaillancourt

2002

The Anti-Social Family

Michèle Barrett, Mary McIntosh

1982

Coast of Dreams

Kevin Starr , Kevin Starr

2004

The next America

Taylor, Paul

2014

Idealism beyond Borders

Eleanor Davey

2018

The rise and fall of nations

Ruchir Sharma

2016

Jump for joy

Gena Caponi-Tabery

2008

Social origins of dictatorship and democracy: lord and peasant in the making of the modern world

Jr. Barrington Moore, Barrington Moore, B. Moore

1966

World revolution and family patterns

William Josiah Goode

1963

Dreams and Shadows

Robin B. Wright

2008

Thank You for Being Late

Thomas L. Friedman

2016

Principles of social reconstruction

Bertrand Russell

1916

YOUTH IN CITIES: A CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE; ED. BY MARTA TIENDA

Marta Tienda, Wilson, William J.

2002

Modernization among peasants

Everett M. Rogers

1969

Power in movement

Sidney Tarrow, Sidney G. Tarrow

1994

Youth Lifestyles in a Changing World

Steven Miles

2000

The making of Europe

Robert Bartlett

1993

Theory of culture change

Julian Haynes Steward

1973

States of Rage

Renee R. Curry

1996

Reimaging America

Mark O'Brien

1990

The dynamics of culture change

Bronisław Malinowski, Phyllis Mary Kaberry

1945

A Social History of Medicines in the Twentieth Century

John K. Crellin

2004

Survey research on comparative social change

Frey, Frederick W.

1969

Too big to know

David Weinberger

2012 ★ 4.0

Social structure and change

B. S. Baviskar, E. A. Ramaswamy, A. M. Shah

1996

The Bride of Science

Benjamin Woolley

1999

Portrait with keys

Ivan Vladislavić

2009

Ethics of socially disruptive technologies

Ibo van de Poel, Julia Hermann, Dominic Lenzi et al.

2023

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