Norman Jacobson

2 books

The Berkeley Student Revolt: Facts and Interpretations by Spartacist, Nathan Glazer, Daniel I. Arnon, John H. Schaar, Seymour Martin Lipset, Norman Jacobson, Clark Kerr, Sheldon S. Wolin, Paul Goodman, Robert H. Somers, Progressive Labor Movement, Bradford Cleaveland, Richard Abrams, Harold Taylor, Martin Malia, A.H. Raskin, Marshall Windmiller, Herbert McClosky, Henry F. May, Edward Strong, Glen Lyonns, Free Speech Movement, Paul Seabury, Warren O. Hagstrom, Sam Kaplan, Richard Fallenbaum, David W. Louisell, Max Heirich, Mervin D. Field, Mario Savio, Albert Lepawsky, Jack Weinberg, Robert Elliot Fitch, Martin Meyerson, Hal Draper, Sidney Hook, Philip Selznick, William Petersen, Henry P. Stapp, Henry Nash Smith, Tocsin, Gene Marine, Jacobus tenBroek, Hanan C. Selvin

The Berkeley Student Revolt: Facts and Interpretations

Spartacist, Nathan Glazer, Daniel I. Arnon, John H. Schaar, Seymour Martin Lipset, Norman Jacobson, Clark Kerr, Sheldon S. Wolin, Paul Goodman, Robert H. Somers, Progressive Labor Movement, Bradford Cleaveland, Richard Abrams, Harold Taylor, Martin Malia, A.H. Raskin, Marshall Windmiller, Herbert McClosky, Henry F. May, Edward Strong, Glen Lyonns, Free Speech Movement, Paul Seabury, Warren O. Hagstrom, Sam Kaplan, Richard Fallenbaum, David W. Louisell, Max Heirich, Mervin D. Field, Mario Savio, Albert Lepawsky, Jack Weinberg, Robert Elliot Fitch, Martin Meyerson, Hal Draper, Sidney Hook, Philip Selznick, William Petersen, Henry P. Stapp, Henry Nash Smith, Tocsin, Gene Marine, Jacobus tenBroek, Hanan C. Selvin

599 pages • first pub 1965 (editions)

politics informative reflective medium-paced
Pride and Solace: The Functions and Limits of Political Theory by Norman Jacobson
Pride and Solace: The Functions and Limits of Political Theory
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Norman Jacobson

Pride and Solace: The Functions and Limits of Political Theory

Norman Jacobson

166 pages • first pub 1978 (editions)

medium-paced