Herbert Blumer (ed.)
University of Illinois Press (2000)
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The civic sociology of Herbert Blumer speaks to the fundamental problem of modernity: how freedom and equity can be ensured when institutional and personal ...
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| Keywords | Sociology History Political science History Social problems |
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| Call number | HM477.U6.B58 2000 |
| ISBN(s) | 025206884X 9780252068843 |
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