Ethology, power, possession: A system theoretical study of the Hungarian transition

World Futures 29 (1):107-122 (1990)
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(1990). Ethology, power, possession: A system theoretical study of the Hungarian transition. World Futures: Vol. 29, Transition in Eastern Europe, pp. 107-122.

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10.1080/02604027.1990.9972170

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