The Radical Right

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Two vivid sets of images epitomize the dramatic course of the American right in the last quarter of the twentieth century

Utgivelsesdato:

25.09.2017
ISBN:

9781138538108
Språk:

, Engelsk
Forlag:
Routledge
Fagtema:

, Samfunn og samfunnsvitenskap
Litteraturtype:

Sakprosa
Utgave:

3
Sider:

608
Høyde:

22.9 cm
Bredde:

15.2 cm

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