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A contemporary critique of historical materialism

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Stanford University Press, 1995 - Business & Economics - 294 pages
  

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Contents

Introduction
1
The TimeSpace Constitution of Social Systems
26
an Analysis
49
Capitalism and World History
69
TimeSpace Distanciation and the Generation of Power
90
Property and Class Society
109
Time Labour and the City
129
Integration Surveillance and Class Power
157
The NationState Nationalism and Capitalist Development
182
Class Conflict and Political Order
203
Contradiction
230
Notes and References
253
Index
285
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About the author (1995)

Anthony Giddens, a British sociologist, was educated at Hull, the London School of Economics, and Cambridge, and is a fellow of King's College, Cambridge. His interests have been varied, but they tend to focus on questions related to the macro-order. Much of his theoretical writing deals with stratification, class, and modernity. Although he has concentrated on dynamic issues of social structure, he has also examined how social psychological concerns are part of this broader order of human relations.

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