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A multi-disciplinary look at English society over three centuries, arguing that although much about society has changed - technology, lifestyles, amenities, beliefs, attitudes, norms, and values - the distribution of political, ideological, and economic power between society's constituent roles has stayed the same.
In: A treatise on social theory 1
In: Very Different, But Much the Same, S. 137-159
In: Very Different, But Much the Same, S. 107-136
In: Very Different, But Much the Same, S. 17-30
In: Very Different, But Much the Same, S. 69-106
In: Very Different, But Much the Same, S. 31-68
In: Tributary Empires in Global History, S. 99-107
In: Marxist History-writing for the Twenty-first Century, S. 1-14
In: Hutton and ButlerLifting the Lid on the Workings of Power, S. 1-27
In: Paradigms of social change: modernization, development, transformation, evolution, S. 307-314
In: New left review: NLR, Heft 236, S. 145-153
ISSN: 0028-6060
Replies to Michael Rustin's response -- A New Social Evolutionism, NLR 234 -- to the author's Treatise on Social Theory. Reviews and assesses various addresses presented to scholarly societies dealing with the book's subject matter, implications of the "neo-Darwinian" paradigm for evolutionary sociology being proposed, differences with Rustin over methods and values, matters of continuity and rupture, and the new microsociology. Concludes by commenting on the scientific and activist role of the sociologist as scholar, suggesting a more modest scientific and cultural role than that of cultural or political prophet. R. Rodriguez
In: The journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Band 4, Heft 4, S. 731
ISSN: 1467-9655