Social Process (1918)

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Exploring key social processes like cooperation, competition, conflict, and accommodation, the book delves into how these elements interact to form social structures. Cooley emphasizes communication's pivotal role in group formation and cultural transmission while considering influences from technology, economics, and politics. By understanding these processes, he argues we can better address social issues such as inequality and conflict. This seminal work remains vital for comprehending the complexities of societal behavior and structures.