Stories, Identities, And Political Change,New Sweetman Winner Of The Wolfson History

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Stories, Identities, And Political Change,New Sweetman Winner Of The Wolfson HistoryAn Awardwinning Sociologist, Charles Tilly Has Been Equally Influential In Explaining Politics, History, And How Societies Change. Tillys Newest Book Tackles Fundamental Questions About The Nature Of Personal, Political, And National Identities And Their Linkage To Big Eventsrevolutions, Social Movements, Democratization, And Other Processes Of Political And Social Change. Tilly Focuses In This Book On The Role Of Stories, As Means Of Creating