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Serge MOSCOVICI, PSYCHOLOGIE DES MINORITÉS ACTIVES. (1991)
Bibliographie


Une édition électronique réalisée à partir de l'article de Serge MOSCOVICI, PSYCHOLOGIE DES MINORITÉS ACTIVES. Traduit de l’anglais par Anne Rivière. Paris: Les Presses universitaires de France, 3e édition, 1991, 275 pp. Collection: Sociologies. 1re édition: 1979. Une édition numérique réalisée par Réjeanne Toussaint, bénévole, Chomedey, Ville Laval, Québec. [Autorisation accordée par l'auteur le 1er septembre 2007 de diffuser la totalité de ses publications dans Les Classiques des sciences sociales.]

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