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Catastrophe and Social Change, Based Upon a Sociological Study of the Halifax Disaster

Name: Catastrophe and Social Change, Based Upon a Sociological Study of the Halifax Disaster
Author: Samuel Henry Prince

Samuel Henry Prince

Read by Brian Wilson, TriciaG, Gloria Loughry, Texasbookworm42, Hansen1021, Verla Viera and Ari Friedland · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Preface (4:13)
Introduction (27:04)
Ch 1: Catastrophe and Social Disintegration (20:46)
Ch 2: Catastrophe and Social Psychology, Part 1 (26:58)
Ch 2: Catastrophe and Social Psychology, Part 2 (25:17)
Ch 3: Catastrophe and Social Organization (24:28)
Ch 4: Catastrophe and Social Organization (Continued) (22:32)
Ch 5: Catastrophe and Social Economy, Part 1 (18:14)
Ch 5: Catastrophe and Social Economy, Part 2 (21:08)
Ch 6: Catastrophe and Social Legislation (23:25)
Ch 7: Catastrophe and Social Surplus (12:55)
Ch 8: Catastrophe and Social Change, Part 1 (24:41)
Ch 8: Catastrophe and Social Change, Part 2 (21:09)
Ch 9: Conclusion (13:26)