Fragmenting Societies?

Name: Fragmenting Societies?
ISBN: 9781280058677

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Fragmenting Societies? addresses a number of key themes in the debate about the nature of contemporary capitalist society.

David Thorns poses the question as to whether present changes are creating a more fragmented society.

Through a comparative historic.

First published: 2003
Publishers: Taylor & Francis Group
Subjects: Rural development·Urbanization

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