Re-stating social and political change
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書誌事項
Re-stating social and political change
（Sociology and social change / series editor, Alan Warde）
Open University Press, 1996
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Includes index
Bibliography: p. [181]-199
内容説明・目次
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: pbk ISBN 9780335193868
内容説明
Re-Stating Social and Political Change provides a critical introduction to the social, political and cultural changes that have occurred in Britain since the war, and argues that these changes can best be understood in terms of a theory of the state.
Re-Stating Social and Political Change reviews and assesses the major theories of the state that have sought to diagnose and explain the trajectories of western societies. It provides a powerful case for the study of the state, and demonstrates how state theory can shed new light on war, social change, the extension of citizenship, the emergence of a patriarchal welfare state, the crisis of the state and the rise and demise of Thatcherism.
Features:
* focuses on 'real' examples from post-war British society
* makes considerable use of figures, tables and diagrams
* each chapter is structured around a key set of questions and issues
* a genuinely introductory critical account of existing theories
Colin Hay has written a broad introduction to this pressing topic, which presents a new and distinctive argument about the role of the state in our understanding of social and political change. He also examines the impact of Thatcherism on the state, the possibility of a post-Thatcherism settlement and the role of the current Labour Party, and assesses the prognosis for the future.
Re-Stating Social and Political Change will be important reading for students of sociology, social and political theory, politics, social policy and women's studies.
目次
Series editor's Preface
Stating the obvious
What is the state and do we need a theory of it?
Stating social and political change
War and social change
building the new Jerusalem
The sense and nonsense of consensus
the state regime in post-war Britain
Citizenship
towards a patriarchal welfare state?
Re-stating crisis
Theories of state crisis
legitimation crisis or political overload?
From contradiction to crisis
the structural transformation of the British state
Re-stating social and political change
Thatcherism
authoritarian populism, hegemony and the state
The state of the present
the consolidation of a post-Thatcher settlement
Index
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: hbk ISBN 9780335193875
内容説明
Re-Stating Social and Political Change provides a critical introduction to the social, political and cultural changes that have occurred in Britain since the war, and argues that these changes can best be understood in terms of a theory of the state. Re-Stating Social and Political Change reviews and assesses the major theories of the state that have sought to diagnose and explain the trajectories of western societies. It provides a powerful case for the study of the state, and demonstrates how state theory can shed new light on war, social change, the extension of citizenship, the emergence of a patriarchal welfare state, the crisis of the state and the rise and demise of Thatcherism. Features: focuses on 'real' examples from post-war British society. Makes considerable use of figures, tables and diagrams. each chapter is structured around a key set of questions and issues. a genuinely introductory critical account of existing theories. Colin Hay has written a broad introduction to this pressing topic, which presents a new and distinctive argument about the role of the state in our understanding of social and political change.
He also examines the impact of Thatcherism on the state, the possibility of a post-Thatcherism settlement and the role of the current Labour Party, and assesses the prognosis for the future. Re-Stating Social and Political Change will be important reading for second and third year students of sociology, social and political theory, politics, social policy and women's studies.
目次
- Part 1 Stating the obvious: what is the state and do we need a theory of it? Part 2 Stating social and political change: war and social change - building the new Jerusalem
- the sense and nonsense of consensus - the state regime in post-war Britain
- citizenship - towards a patriarchal welfare state?
- Part 3 Re-stating crisis: theories of state crisis - legitimation crisis or political overload?
- from contradiction to crisis - the structural transformation of the British state
- Part 4 Re-stating social and political change: Thatcherism - authoritarian populism, hegemony and the state
- the state of the present - the consolidation of a post-Thatcher settlement.
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