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Renewing Class Analysis (Sociological Review Monographs)

by John P. Scott, Rosemary Crompton (Editor), Fiona Devine (Editor), Mike Savage (Editor)

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This collection advances contemporary debates in class analysis by offering a range of new empirical research on emergent forms of social stratification and by re-thinking the intersection between economic change, social polarisation and the remaking of class relations.

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