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Distinktion: Journal of Social Theory, Volume 12, Issue 2 (2011)

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Dangerous classes: tracing back an epistemological fear

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An architecture of fear: the relevance of Hobbes's tripartite contribution

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Fear as a medium of communication in asymmetric forms of warfare

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The dual-edged sword of sociological theory: critically thinking sociological theoretical practice

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Gitte Sommer Harrits & Marie Østergaard Møller

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