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• • Samuel H Huntington, Political Order in Changing Societies, New Haven, Connecticut, Yale University Press, 1968.

81 Ibid., p 12.

82 Karl Deutsch's definition quoted by Huntington, Ibid., p 33.

88 This is the well-known "frustration-aggression" hypothesis which has given rise to a sizable literature in Political Sociology. This is now been summarised systematically using social psychological analysis and fairly sophisticated empirical techniques in Ted Robert Gur, Why Men Rebel, Princeton, New Jersey: Princcton University Press, 1971.

84 Huntington, p 166-176.

^ Ibid., pp 177-191.

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87 Ibid.,pW.



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