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308p hardback with green laminated jacket, as new, dense ink notes to front endpapers, pages clean with bibliography and index, very good

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1 author picked The Other Pareto as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

The Other Pareto contains one of the best accounts of Pareto’s thinking. He provides a fuller context regarding Pareto's place in social thinking. 

Bucolo began with Pareto’s early writings from 1872 and proceeds to provide an explanation of Pareto’s ideas until Pareto’s death in 1923. Bucolo provided massive quotations from Pareto’s writings to support and document his interpretation.

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