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Dancing in the Streets

Barbara Ehrenreich

2006 ★ 4.7

Join the Club

Tina Rosenberg

2011

Motives & goals in groups

Alvin Frederick Zander

1971

On self and social organization

Charles Horton Cooley

1998

Assimilation in American life

Milton M. Gordon

1964

Social Psychology of Group Cohesiveness

Michael A. Hogg

1992

The spirit of association

M. Fothergill Robinson

1913

Groups in harmony and tension

Muzafer Sherif

1953

Trinkets

Kirsten Smith

2013

Encounters

Erving Goffman

1961

Masse und Macht

Elias Canetti

1966

The functions of the executive

Chester Irving Barnard

1938 ★ 4.0

Civil society networks in China and Vietnam

Andrew Wells-Dang

2012

A world waiting to be born

M. Scott Peck

1993

Group living

Tom Douglas

1986

Ideology, conflict, and leadership in groups and organizations

Otto F. Kernberg

1998

Understanding social divisions

Shaun Best

2005

Cooperation in Groups

Tom Tyler

2000

Human Behavior, Communities, Organizations, and Groups in the Macro Social Environment

Karen Kay Kirst-Ashman

2007

Group Dynamics

Donelson R. Forsyth

2012

Men in groups

Lionel Tiger

1969

Snaggle Doodles (Kids of the Polk Street School)

Patricia Reilly Giff

1985

Exchange and power in social life

Peter Michael Blau

1964

Cliques, phonies & other baloney

Trevor Romain

1998

Psychology of group influence

Paul B. Paulus

1980

Diverse Nations Diverse Responses Approaches To Social Cohesion In Immigrant Societies

Paul Spoonley

2011

The village effect

Susan Pinker

2014

Prisoner subcultures

Lee H. Bowker

1977

Joining together

David W. Johnson

1975

Group process, group decision, group action

Norbert L. Kerr, Norman Miller, Robert S. Baron et al.

1992

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