Personal and Biographical Consequences
Blackwell Publishing Ltd eBooksPublished 10 December 2007Open access
Marco Giugni
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This chapter contains sections titled: Personal, Biographical, and Other Consequences of Social Movements Follow-up Studies of New Left Activists Beyond New Left Activism Social Movements and Aggregate-Level Change Methodological Issues Summary and Prospective Look
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