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Power, Politics, and Paranoia: Why People are Suspicious of their Leaders	Jan-Willem van Prooijen; Paul A. M. van Lange	2014-05	Cambridge University Press
Why Are People Refugees? (Why)	Cath Senker	October 25, 2007	Hodder Wayland
The politics of paranoia	Frank Getlein	1969	Funk & Wagnalls
People, Power, and Politics		1998	Simon & Schuster
Why are people terrorists?	Alex Woolf	2004	Hodder Wayland
Why are people vegetarian?	Ali Brownlie Bojang	2002	Raintree Steck-Vaughn
Why are people prejudiced?	Cath Senker	2002	Raintree Steck-Vaughn
Why are people terrorists?	Alex Woolf	2007	Wayland
Why Are People Racist?	Cath Senker	June 13, 2002	Hodder Wayland
Why Are People Racist?	Cath Senker	September 20, 2001	Hodder Wayland
Why Are People Vegetarian?	Alison Brownlie	September 20, 2001	Hodder Wayland
The Power of Labelling: How People Are Categorized and Why it Matters	Rosalind Eyben; Arjan De Haan; Mamoru Fujita; Joy Moncrieffe; Jaideep Gupte; Andrea Cornwall; Cassandra Balchin; Mark Hobart; Geoff Wood; Linda Waldman; Lyla Mehta; Anthony Klouda	2007	Routledge
Why Are People Vegetarian? (Why Series)	Ali Brownlie Bojang	February 2002	Raintree
Why Are People So Stupid?	Gordon A. Long	Nov 12, 2012	Airborn Press
Why Are People So Stupid?	Gordon A. Long	2012	Airborn Press
The righteous mind: why good people are divided by politics and religion	Jonathan Haidt	2012	Pantheon Books
The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion	Haidt, Jonathan	2013;2012	Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group;Vintage Books
Mommy, Why Are People Different Colors? (Mommy Why?)	Barbara Knoll	June 1, 1995	Destiny Image Publishers
People of Tetlin, why are you singing?	Marie-Françoise Guédon	1974	University of Ottawa Press
Governing Idaho: politics, people, and power	James Benjamin Weatherby	2005	Caxton Press
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Are the people ahead of their leaders?	Richard L. Neuberger	Voice of the people: readings in public opinion and propaganda	Reo M. Christenson, Robert O. McWilliams	1962	McGraw-Hill
Power, Politics, and Paranoia - Title page	Jan-Willem van Prooijen; Paul A. M. van Lange	Power, Politics, and Paranoia: Why People are Suspicious of their Leaders	Jan-Willem van Prooijen; Paul A. M. van Lange	2014-05	Cambridge University Press
The people and their leaders		Why France lost Canada and other essays and poems		1995	W. Briggs
People, power and politics		Strategic Marketing: Planning and Control, Second Edition (Marketing Series (London, England). Student. )	Graeme Drummond, John Ensor, Ruth Ashford	2001	Routledge
People, politics, and power	Peter Weibel	Global activism: art and conflict in the 21st century /	Weibel, Peter,		MIT Press
Why are people		The selfish gene /	Dawkins, Richard,	1976.	Oxford University Press,
Power, Politics, and Paranoia - Half title page		Power, Politics, and Paranoia: Why People are Suspicious of their Leaders	Jan-Willem van Prooijen; Paul A. M. van Lange	2014-05	Cambridge University Press
1 - Power, politics, and paranoia: an introduction	Jan-Willem van Prooijen; Paul A. M. van Lange	Power, Politics, and Paranoia: Why People are Suspicious of their Leaders	Jan-Willem van Prooijen; Paul A. M. van Lange	2014-05	Cambridge University Press
16: Why People Believe in Their Leaders—or Not		Why Humans Matter More Than Ever	MIT Sloan Management Review	2019	MIT Press,
Why Leaders Lose their Way	Bill George; Andrew McLean	Contemporary Issues in Leadership	William E. Rosenbach; Robert L. Taylor; Mark A. Youndt	2012	Routledge
Why leaders lose their way		Finding your true north: a personal guide	Bill George	2008	Jossey-Bass
Prelude: people and their politics		Vanishing for the vote: Suffrage, citizenship and the battle for the census	Jill Liddington	2014	Manchester University Press
Why are our leaders betraying?		The death of a nation	John A. Stormer	©1968	Liberty Bell Press
Pimps, paranoia and politics	Sanjeev Uprety	Media as Politics in South Asia	Sahana Udupa; Stephen D. McDowell	2017	Routledge
Introduction: When People Are at Their Best as Leaders		The Student Leadership Challenge: Five Practices for Becoming an Exemplary Leader	James M. Kouzes, Barry Z. Posner	2018	Jossey-Bass
The Politics of Paranoia	Aaron Belkin	Evolution of Government Policy Towards Homosexuality in the US Military: The Rise and Fall of DADT	James Parco; David Levy	2014	Routledge
The politics of Paranoia		Showdown with a cactus: poems chronicling the prickly struggle between the forces of Dubya-ness and enlightenment, 2003 - 2006 /	Brodsky, Louis Daniel.	c2006.	Time Being Books,
The politics of paranoia		The world split open: how the modern women's movement changed America /	Rosen, Ruth.	2001.	Penguin,
Politics, people, resources, and power	Adrian Leftwich	What is politics?: the activity and its study	Alex Callinicos; Adrian Leftwich	1984	B. Blackwell
Infrastructure: politics, power and people		Australia	Mary Colson	2012	Raintree
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