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Abstract
The evolution of collective behavior is examined through a dramaturgical presentation in the form of the minutes of faculty meeting between Plato, Skinner and a number of sociologists. The strengths and weaknesses of a number of traditional perspectives are illustrated along with the emergence new forms of collective behavior in the 21st century.
Recommended Citation
Bates, Rodger A.
(2016)
"The Evolution of Collective Behavior: A Dramaturgical Presentation,"
The Journal of Public and Professional Sociology: Vol. 8
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Iss.
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