The State - It's History and Development Viewed Sociologically
Excerpt from the Author's Preface:
"The "sociologic concept of the State," as Ludwig Gumplowicz termed it, is assured of ultimate general acceptance. Its opponents are strenuous and persevering, and I once called them "the sociologic root of all evil;" but the concept, none the less, is the basic principle of "bourgeoisie" sociology, and will be found of value in the study, not only of economics and history, but in that of Law and Constitutional History."
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The State - It's History and Development Viewed Sociologically
Excerpt from the Author's Preface:
"The "sociologic concept of the State," as Ludwig Gumplowicz termed it, is assured of ultimate general acceptance. Its opponents are strenuous and persevering, and I once called them "the sociologic root of all evil;" but the concept, none the less, is the basic principle of "bourgeoisie" sociology, and will be found of value in the study, not only of economics and history, but in that of Law and Constitutional History."
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The State - It's History and Development Viewed Sociologically

The State - It's History and Development Viewed Sociologically

The State - It's History and Development Viewed Sociologically

The State - It's History and Development Viewed Sociologically

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Excerpt from the Author's Preface:
"The "sociologic concept of the State," as Ludwig Gumplowicz termed it, is assured of ultimate general acceptance. Its opponents are strenuous and persevering, and I once called them "the sociologic root of all evil;" but the concept, none the less, is the basic principle of "bourgeoisie" sociology, and will be found of value in the study, not only of economics and history, but in that of Law and Constitutional History."

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ISBN-13: 9781530743407
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 03/26/2016
Pages: 178
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.38(d)
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