Some thoughts on the social structure after a bombing disaster.

By:

Hirshleifer, Jack

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Rand Corporation

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 18/08/55Description: 1 fiche; no refsReport number: AD-604-707; UnknownSubject(s):

Subject: Our purpose here is to attempt to explore the social consequences of a major bombing disaster by an examination of the effects of bombing upon the organization of society, upon the distribution of political and economic power, and upon institutions relevant to the effective functioning of society

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Our purpose here is to attempt to explore the social consequences of a major bombing disaster by an examination of the effects of bombing upon the organization of society, upon the distribution of political and economic power, and upon institutions relevant to the effective functioning of society

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