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Also Known As Gabriel Almond
Born January 12, 1911 • Rock Island • Illinois
Died December 25, 2002 (aged 91) • Pacific Grove • California
Notable Works “The Appeals of Communism” • “The Civic Culture” • “The Civic Culture Revisited” • “The Politics of the Developing Areas”
Subjects Of Study developing country • political system

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