Macrohistory and macrohistorians: perspectives on individual, social, and civilizational change

Westport, Conn.: Praeger (1997)
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Abstract

An eclectic and civilizationally rich theory of grand social change is the objective of this collection of essays focusing on historians--from Ibn Khaldun to Oswald Spengler and from Piritim Sorokin to Arnold Toynbee--who have helped shape our way of conceiving of ourselves.

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