Michael Mann
Affiliations: | Sociology 0867 | University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA |
Area:
Social Structure and Development, General, Middle Eastern Studies, Military StudiesGoogle:
"Michael Mann"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Gil Eyal | grad student | UCLA | |
| Ellen Reese | grad student | 1998 | UCLA |
| Alan L. Emery | grad student | 2001 | UCLA |
| Christopher E. Paul | grad student | 2001 | UCLA |
| Dylan John Riley | grad student | 2002 | UCLA |
| Joel Andreas | grad student | 2003 | UCLA |
| Paulette D. Lloyd | grad student | 2005 | UCLA |
| Eyal Rabinovitch | grad student | 2005 | UCLA |
| Odul Bozkurt | grad student | 2006 | UCLA |
| Maria F. Gritsch | grad student | 2006 | UCLA |
| Kurtulus Gemici | grad student | 2008 | UCLA |
| Hazem K. Kandil | grad student | 2012 | UCLA |
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| Mann M. (2019) Sources of Social Power and Ding Xinzhao’s Reading of Chinese History Chinese Sociological Review. 51: 65-75 |
| Mann M. (2018) Have wars and violence declined Theory and Society. 47: 37-60 |
| Mann M. (2016) Have human societies evolved? Evidence from history and pre-history Theory and Society. 45: 203-237 |
| Mann M. (2016) Reply to Anatol Lieven International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society. 1-4 |
| Mann M. (2012) Liberalism Triumphant—But Where is the World System?: Contemporary Sociology. 41: 20-23 |
| Mann M. (2011) The sources of social power: Volume 2: The rise of classes and nation-states, 1760-1914 The Sources of Social Power: Volume 2: the Rise of Classes and Nation-States, 1760-1914. 1-823 |
| Mann M. (2010) Explaining the world as a system: can it be done? The British Journal of Sociology. 61: 177-82 |
| Mann M, Riley D. (2007) Explaining macro-regional trends in global income inequalities, 1950–2000 Socio-Economic Review. 5: 81-115 |
| Mann M. (2007) A. James Gregor. The Search for Neofascism: The Use and Abuse of Social Science. New York: Cambridge University Press. 2006. Pp. xii, 306. Cloth $70.00, paper $23.99 The American Historical Review. 112: 1498-1499 |
| Mann M. (2006) Reply: Is Democracy, and was Fascism, Sacred? Political Studies Review. 4: 290-297 |