The Germans: Power Struggles and the Development of Habitus in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries.

Lewis A. Coser · Norbert Elias · Michael Schroeter · Eric Dunning · Stephen Mennell

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Preface by Eric Dunning and Stephen Mennell. Introduction. 1. Civilization and Informalization. 2. A Digression on Nationalism. 3. Civilization and Violence: On the State Monopoly of Physical Violence and its Transgression. 4. The Breakdown of Civilization. 5. Thoughts on the Federal Republic. Editorial Postscript by Michael Schroter. Notes. Index.

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