Social change in Western Europe
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Social change in Western Europe
（European societies / series editor, Colin Crouch）
Oxford University Press, 1999
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- : hbk
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Bibliography: p. [489]-520
Includes index
内容説明・目次
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: hbk ISBN 9780198742753
内容説明
What do European societies look like, at the end of a turbulent millennium which saw western Europe slowly rise to global domination, and then rapidly decline to its present position, prosperous but clearly behind the USA in world influence? This text makes a systematic and up-to-date comparison of virtually all west European countries across a wide range of social institutions. These include: work and occupations, the structure of the economy, the family, education, religion, nationality and ethnicity, and the mechanism of citizenship in the welfare state. Particular emphasis is placed on the place of gender and social class. By including basic details on Japan and the United States throughout, the author is able to draw attention to any shared west European specificities. The book also develops a theory of change in contemporary societies. Starting from a model of a mid-century social compromise based on certain balances between industrialism, capitalism, traditional community institutions and community, it traces its subsequent destabilization and places particular importance on the resurgence of capitalism.
目次
- Prologue: At the End of the European Millennium
- 1: The Making of Contemporary Europe
- Part I: The Fate of Industrialism: Industrializing, Industrial or Post-Industrial Societies?
- 2: Work, Households and Occupations
- 3: The Organization of Working Life: Between Stability and Flexibility
- 4: The Sectors of Employment
- Part II: Changes and Diversity in the Character of Capitalism
- 5: Capitalism and Inequality in Work
- 6: The Institutions of Modern Capitalism
- Part III: Sociological Liberalism and the Institutions of Traditional Community
- 7: The Family
- 8: Families, Education, and Social Mobility
- 9: The Paradox of Religion
- 10: Nations, Cultures and Ethnicities
- Part IV: Citizenship
- 11: Democracy and Mass Participation
- 12: The Organization of Social Interests
- 13: Mass Citizenship and Welfare States
- Conclusions
- 14: Is There a Western European Society?
- 15: What Kind of Society are We Now Inhabiting?
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: pbk ISBN 9780198780687
内容説明
What do European societies look like, at the end of a turbulent millennium which saw western Europe slowly rise to global domination, and then rapidly decline to its present position, prosperous but clearly behind the USA in world influence?
This is the only book by a single sociologist to make a systematic and up to date comparison of virtually all west European countries across a wide range of social institutions. These include: work and occupations, the structure of the economy, the family, education, religion, nationality and ethnicity, and the mechanism of citizenship in the welfare state. Particular emphasis is placed on the place of gender and social class. By including basic details on Japan and the United States
throughout, the author is able to draw attention to any shared west European specificities.
The book also develops a theory of change in contemporary societies. Starting from a model of a mid-century social compromise based on certain balances between industrialism, capitalism, traditional community institutions, and community it traces its subsequent destabilization and places particular importance on the resurgence of capitalism in shaping a new social order.
This important new study of the social structure of western Europe will be essential reading for all students of comparative sociology and European sociology.
目次
- PART I: THE FATE OF INDUSTRIALISM: INDUSTRIALIZING, INDUSTRIAL OR POST-INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES?
- PART II: CHANGES AND DIVERSITY IN THE CHARACTER OF CAPITALISM
- PART III: SOCIOLOGICAL LIBERALISM AND THE INSTITUTIONS OF TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY
- PART IV: CITIZENSHIP
- CONCLUSIONS
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