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Marxist Sociology Revisited

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TypeSOURCE_BOOK
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan (GB)
ISBN-139781349179121
Open LibraryOL2970123W
Total publications3
Coverage period1985 - 1985
LanguageEN
  • Marxism and Development Sociology

    David A Booth, David Booth•CHAPTER•1985

    After more than a decade of vigorous growth, the ‘new’, Marxist-influenced sociology of development1 has reached something of an impasse. At the theoretical level the most influential positions of the past are now strenuously rejected by many of their former adherents, few of whom pretend to see a clear way forward. Bold and heterodox proposals have not been lacking, but have failed to establish themselves as a widely accepted alternative, showin…

  • Marxist Sociology Revisited

    Open Access•Martin Shaw•BOOK•1985

  • Marxism and Nationalism

    Ephraim Nimni•CHAPTER•1985

    The conceptualisation of national phenomena presents a series of difficulties and contradictions for modern social theories. Since the emergence of both Marxism and sociology, the concern of theory has been to explain social phenomena by constantly refining a universal logic. Slowly but surely, the apparent mystery of specificities and localisms was to be unravelled by the penetrating force of logically refined and empirically tested theories. Th…

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  • Marxism and Development Sociology

    David A Booth, David Booth•CHAPTER•1985

    After more than a decade of vigorous growth, the ‘new’, Marxist-influenced sociology of development1 has reached something of an impasse. At the theoretical level the most influential positions of the past are now strenuously rejected by many of their former adherents, few of whom pretend to see a clear way forward. Bold and heterodox proposals have not been lacking, but have failed to establish themselves as a widely accepted alternative, showin…

  • Marxist Sociology Revisited

    Open Access•Martin Shaw•BOOK•1985

  • Marxism and Nationalism

    Ephraim Nimni•CHAPTER•1985

    The conceptualisation of national phenomena presents a series of difficulties and contradictions for modern social theories. Since the emergence of both Marxism and sociology, the concern of theory has been to explain social phenomena by constantly refining a universal logic. Slowly but surely, the apparent mystery of specificities and localisms was to be unravelled by the penetrating force of logically refined and empirically tested theories. Th…

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