The Sources Of Social Power, Volume 2: The Rise... -

Mann argues that these four power sources have relative autonomy but "congeal" around macro-institutions like capitalism and the nation-state.

A detailed review in the American Journal of Sociology evaluates Mann's explanation of the rise of nations and the causes of World War I. The Sources of Social Power, Volume 2: The Rise...

It explores how class conflict and national identity became "entwined" during this period. Mann argues that these four power sources have

Volume 2 is particularly noted for its theory of the modern state , examining its shift toward civilian functions like education and social provision. The Sources of Social Power, Volume 2: The Rise...

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