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Michael Mann  

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  • Michael Mann is a historical sociologist whose main work, The Sources of Social Power, will, when completed, provide a history of power from the beginning to the present day. Two volumes have been published so far (1986, 1993), taking the story up to the World War I. He intends to take the story up to our own time in one or more volumes to come. [Source: Encyclopedia of Power; Mann, Michael (1942-)]

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