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Anarchism :a very short introduction /

作者 : Ward, Colin.

出版社 : Oxford University Press,

出版年 : 2004

ISBN：9780192804778

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書名： Anarchism :a very short introduction /

紀錄類型：書目-語言資料,印刷品: 單行本

正題名[資料類型標示]/作者： Anarchism :Colin Ward.

其他題名： a very short introduction /

作者： Ward, Colin.

出版者： Oxford ;Oxford University Press,2004.

面頁冊數： 109 p. :ill. ;18 cm.

內容註： Definitions and ancestors -- Revolutionary moments -- States, societies, and the collapse of socialism -- Deflating nationalism and fundamentalism -- Containing deviancy and liberating work -- Freedom in education -- The individualist response -- Quiet revolutions -- The federalist agenda -- Green aspirations and anarchist futures.

標題： Anarchism.

ISBN ： 9780192804778 (pbk.) :

集叢項： Very short introductions ;116.

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