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The modern renaissance commune

  • Communal Lives And Utopian Hopes
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  • Borowski, Karol H.Attempting an Alternative Society: A Sociological Study of a Selected Communal-Revitalization Movement in the U.S.A. Norwood, Pa.: Norwood Editions, 1984.

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  1. the Massachusetts Institute for Social Studies, USA

    Karol H. Borowski (director, professor of political science)

  2. Towson State University, USA

    Karol H. Borowski (director, professor of political science)

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  1. Karol H. Borowski
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He has studied contemporary social and religious movements worldwide.

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Borowski, K.H. The modern renaissance commune. Society 25, 42–46 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02695624

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