Infrastructural Power Revisited

2008/08/05 by Michael Mann · 12 citations
Social Sciences · #Political Economy and Marxism #Political Conflict and Governance #Politics and Society in Latin America

paper · doi:10.1007/s12116-008-9027-7

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