Momentum: A Theory of Social ActionSAGE Publications, 1981 M06 1 - 190 páginas `The language of the book is simple and lucid; its content is rich with analysis and references. The book therefore is readable as well as useful to both lay persons and scholars.' -- Social Change, Vol 15 No 1, March 1985 |
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... involved in moving stationary objects . He proposed the idea of reciprocal action and reaction , wherein acting forces are in turn equally reacted upon by others ( see Weiner , 1951 : 101- 102 ) . The notion of active and passive forces ...
... involved in moving stationary objects . He proposed the idea of reciprocal action and reaction , wherein acting forces are in turn equally reacted upon by others ( see Weiner , 1951 : 101- 102 ) . The notion of active and passive forces ...
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... involved thus faces the personal challenge of deciding again whether his or her dedication is adequate to maintain the initial aspiration in light of difficulties and uncertainties encountered . Perseverance , that dogged determination ...
... involved thus faces the personal challenge of deciding again whether his or her dedication is adequate to maintain the initial aspiration in light of difficulties and uncertainties encountered . Perseverance , that dogged determination ...
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... involvement with projects when progress really picks up , one can capitalize on the existing dynamic power of these times and reap greater rewards from a constant amount of effort . Stopping work at natural break points is an ...
... involvement with projects when progress really picks up , one can capitalize on the existing dynamic power of these times and reap greater rewards from a constant amount of effort . Stopping work at natural break points is an ...
Contenido
Foreword by Marvin B Scott | 11 |
History of Momentum | 17 |
Toward a General Theory of Momentum | 29 |
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