Что такое историческая социология? - Ричард Лахман

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Ричард Лахман — профессор социологии культуры и сравнительной/исторической социологии в Университете штата Нью-Йорк в Олбани, автор книг «Государства и власть» и «Капиталисты поневоле» (М.: Территория будущего, 2010), получившей в 2003 г. премию Американской социологической ассоциации в номинации «Выдающаяся научная публикация».