Ronald L. (University of California, Los Angeles) Rogowski
Students of history, politics, economic change, social hierarchy, and even Fascism will view this book as provocative and indispensable. It illuminates how plagues, blockades, migrations, and such world-changing innovations as the invention of printing precipitate political and social revolutions in some societies but peaceful adaptation in others.
Students of history, politics, economic change, social hierarchy, and even Fascism will view this book as provocative and indispensable. It illuminate...
