MLS 605 Social Theory


Acknowledgements

All of us owe a debt of gratitude to scholars who have come before us. I would like to thank my thesis advisor, Phil Porter, my major professor, Fred Lukermann, Bill Cunningham, Ward Barrett and colleagues, Bill Lynn and Paul Phifer for their advice. David Elliot has been a stalwart supporter of these efforts.

Maps come from many sources. There are a number of maps from Tony Belmonte's Historical Atlas of Europe and the Middle East. Unfortunately Tony has disappeared from the web and I have not been able to track him down for permissions. My copies of Belmone's maps were graciously provide by Lynn Nelson, professor emeritus of the University of Kansas.

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