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Lee, David J., and Bryan S. Turner (eds.). Conflicts about Class: Debating Inequality in Late Industrialism. A Selection of Readings. London; New York: Longman, 1996.
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The concept of class and its continuing relevance in the late twentieth century world
has been the subject of fierce debate amongst sociologists and the wider community
in recent years. The death of class and the advent of the classless society have
at various times been proclaimed and denied with equal vigour.
Conflicts about Class presents in one volume the current arguments surrounding class
analysis. Drawing contributions from key sociological researchers, the debate is
advanced through a number of specially commissioned pieces which provide both a wide-ranging
coverage of topics and a unique international perspective.
An editorial introduction sets the main arguments in context. An additional commentary
and two alternative conclusions help to make this an invaluable resource for all
researchers and academics who have an interest in class analysis.
Key features:
·leading contributions to the debate, available for the first time in one
volume
·includes a number of specially commissioned new pieces
·covers the work of the most distinguished thinkers in the field
·ideal for use as a text and reference
·international perspective
Contributors: Clem Brooks, Rosemary Crompton, Terry Nicholls Clark, Peter Clifford,
Geoffrey Evans, John H Goldthorpe, Anthony Heath, Robert Holton, Michael Hout, Seymour
Martin Lipset, Jeff Manza, Gordon Marshall, Lydia Morris, John Myles,Jan Pakulski,
Ray Pahl,John Scott, Adnan Turegun, Malcolm Waters, John Westergaard.
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