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Sociology:

a biographical approach
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Basic Books, Mar 21, 1975 - Social Science - 406 pages
Basic sociological concepts and perspectives are emphasized while examining key stages of social development in an individual

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Contents

Chapter
9
WHAT IS SOCIAL CONTROL?
182
BUREAUCRACY
204
Copyright

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Sociology: a biographical approach
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Peter L. Berger,Brigitte Berger
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Sociology: a biographical approach
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TitleSociology: a biographical approach
Penguin education
AuthorsPeter L. Berger, Brigitte Berger
Edition2, illustrated, revised
PublisherBasic Books, 1975
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized16 Jul 2009
Length406 pages
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