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Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research Volume 10, 1997 - Issue 2
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Social change with sticky features and the failures of modernizationism

József Böröcz Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of Hungarian Studies, Rutgers University; Senior Research Associate at the Institute for Political Science, Hungarian Academy of Science, Budapest
Pages 161-169 | Published online: 24 Jan 2012

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Charitomeni Giouroglou. (2023) Primary education stakeholders’ views on the European Union during the Greek economic crisis. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research 36:3, pages 526-548.
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Mahua Sarkar. (2004) Looking for Feminism. Gender <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> History 16:2, pages 318-333.
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József Böröcz. (2001) Change Rules. American Journal of Sociology 106:4, pages 1152-1168.
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