SociologyMcGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1974 - 256 pages |
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Page 9
... conflict has not become openly political . The conflict- ing segments or ranks are not orga- nized for conflict ; no one attempts to alter the shape of the hierarchy . While subordinates may complain about the treatment they receive ...
... conflict has not become openly political . The conflict- ing segments or ranks are not orga- nized for conflict ; no one attempts to alter the shape of the hierarchy . While subordinates may complain about the treatment they receive ...
Page 55
... conflict over their educa- tion and religion . However , many parents are so pleased with their return to the system that they are financing their offspring's stay in the commune . One youth mentioned the possibility of going to Europe ...
... conflict over their educa- tion and religion . However , many parents are so pleased with their return to the system that they are financing their offspring's stay in the commune . One youth mentioned the possibility of going to Europe ...
Page 293
... conflict , and encourage similar action by private institutions . A research division shall be established for this purpose . Encourage and assist the interchange of ideas and persons between private institutions and groups in the ...
... conflict , and encourage similar action by private institutions . A research division shall be established for this purpose . Encourage and assist the interchange of ideas and persons between private institutions and groups in the ...
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