دانلود کتاب Power Politics and Social Change in National Socialist Germany: A Process of Escalation into Mass Destruction

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Foreword by Philip G. Zimbardo\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\nPart I. Power, Ideology, and Political Crime\n1. Towards a new conceptualization of power\n2. The historical setting of the National Socialist rise to power and its sociological implications\nPart II. Sociological Factors in the Development of the NS Party Bureaucracy\nPart III. The SS – An Example of a Totalitarian Bureaucratic Institution\n1. Origin and early history of the SS\n2. Himmler’s rise to power\n3. The emergence of the SS as an independent system of power and the role of its sub-systems\n4. Promulgation and application of racial doctrines in the SS\n5. Racial criteria for selection of personnel into the SS\n6. Ideological criteria for selection, indoctrination, and training\n7. ‘Lebensborn’ – Example of an NS social institution\n8. Jewish and non-German descent in the SS\n9. The conception of morality and honor in the ‘Schutzstaffel’\n10. Consequences of Hitler’s influence on NS ideology and the SS\n11. The perception of God in the SS\n12. Discussion and conclusion\nPart IV. Totalitarian Institutions and German Bureaucracy: A Process of Escalation into Destruction\n1. Discussion\n2. Conclusion\nPart V. Sociological Implications of Deviance and Accountability in NS Political and Bureaucratic Institutions\n1. The sociological vision of Walther Rathenau’s concept of social change\n2. National Socialist aggression and psychoanalytic theory\nNotes and References\nAppendices\nBibliography\nIndex