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Reassembling the Social

An Introduction to Actor-Network-Theory
Bruno Latour
$30.00
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Paperback,  Oct 2007 ISBN13: 9780199256051ISBN10: 0199256055 How do we understand society and the "social"? One of the world's leading social theorists challenges our assumptions.

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Fear

The History of a Political Idea
Corey Robin
$19.99
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Paperback,  Dec 2005 ISBN13: 9780195189124ISBN10: 0195189124 A controversial argument about the role of fear in politics and society
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Oxford Handbook of Political Psychology

David O. Sears, Leonie Huddy, Robert Jervis
$45.00
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Paperback,  Jul 2003 ISBN13: 9780195162202ISBN10: 019516220X An International Society of Political Psychology Book
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The Political Psychology of Democratic Citizenship

Eugene Borgida, Christopher M Federico, John L Sullivan
$54.95
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Hardback,  Mar 2009 ISBN13: 9780195335453ISBN10: 0195335457 This edited work brings together top social scientists to examine the nature and quality of democratic citizenship from the perspective of political psychology.
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Going to Extremes

How Like Minds Unite and Divide
Cass R. Sunstein
$21.95
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Hardback,  Apr 2009 ISBN13: 9780195378016ISBN10: 0195378016 One of America's leading legal scholars and political commentators illuminates the social dynamics that lead to extremism
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States of Mind

American and Post-Soviet Perspectives on Contemporary Issues in Psychology
Diane F. Halpern, Alexander E. Voiskounsky
$95.00
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Hardback,  Jun 1997 ISBN13: 9780195103502ISBN10: 0195103505
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