Higher Education Sociology, Criminology & Social Policy Catalogue 2014

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Introductory Books

Being Sociological 2nd edition

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Edited by Steve Matthewman, Catherine Lane West-Newman and Bruce Curtis, all Senior Lecturers, Department of Sociology, University of Auckland, New Zealand

An Introduction to Social Anthropology Sharing Our Worlds 2nd edition Joy Hendry, Emeritus Professor of Social Anthropology, Oxford Brookes University, UK

‘Being Sociological captures the sociological imagination in terms of six key themes that provide creative methods of understanding social reality. These signposts also give this volume both discipline and coherence. Thinking of society as process, the authors cover a wide range of social activities from feeling to working, and from consuming to modernizing. These sociological concepts are carefully applied to major contemporary issues such as the Arab Spring, violent conflict in Chechnya, and global warming.’ - Bryan S. Turner, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, USA

‘... without doubt one of the best introductory texts to social and cultural anthropology that exists.’ - Professor Cris Shore, University of Auckland, New Zealand

‘Beautifully written, imaginatively illustrated and systematically presented, this critical encounter with common sense makes me want to study sociology all over again. Lucky are the students who will read it.’ - Michael Burawoy, President of the International Sociological Association This original, thematic introduction to sociology encourages students to look afresh at a world they think they know.

Taking readers through different ways of existing and acting in the world, such as ‘believing’ or ‘educating’, it covers all the key areas of first year study and equips students with the skills to think sociologically.

Contents: Preface: How to Read This Book; S.Matthewman & C.L.West-Newman • Being Sociological; C.L.WestNewman & S.Matthewman • Researching; B.Curtis • Modernizing; R.Kilminster • Controlling: Power; C.L.West-Newman & S.Matthewman • Stratifying: Inequality; D.Mayeda • Becoming: Identities; M.Sullivan & C.L.West-Newman • Gendering; M.Holmes • Sexualizing; M.Stevens • Racializing; C.L.West-Newman & I.Vodanovich • Relating: Families; R.Shaw • Feeling: Emotions; C.L.West-Newman • Believing: Religions; T.McIntosh • Educating; V.de Oliveira • Straying: Deviance; S.Pfhol & K.Bachechi • Globalizing; M.Steger & E.Wilson • Working; B.Curtis • Consuming; C.Rojek • Sustaining: The Environment; B.Smart • Connecting: Technology; S.Matthewman • Communicating: Media; W.Wood • Finishing; S.Matthewman • Glossary 400pp Paperback IC

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A market-leading introduction to social anthropology.

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Global Sociology 3rd edition Robin Cohen, Emeritus Professor and formerly Director, International Migration Institute, University of Oxford, UK, Paul Kennedy, Visiting Reader in Sociology and Global Studies, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

Dead White Men & Other Important People

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Robbie Sutton and Karen Douglas, both Readers in Psychology, University of Kent, UK

Sociology’s Big Ideas Ralph Fevre, Professor of Social Research, University of Cardiff, UK and Angus Bancroft, Deputy Director, Graduate School of Social and Political Science,University of Edinburgh, UK ‘A thoughtful, engaging and lively contribution to the teaching of sociology.’ - Catriona Elder, Associate Professor of Sociology, USYD, Australia

‘...students and professors of sociology more than ever need the information in and inspiration from Global Sociology.’ - Ulrich Beck, University of Munich, Germany From religion to recession and social media to corporate power, this third edition continues to be the authority on global issues in contemporary society.

Combining updated discussion of global challenges with clear writing and an emphasis on critical thinking, Global Sociology will inspire today’s students of global society across disciplines.

Social Psychology

‘...really refreshing and makes theory a lot easier to understand.’ - Holly, a Sociology Student

‘Unlike many examples of the genre, it speaks with a truly international voice and takes an appreciative and inclusive stance towards the diversity of approaches within its field. Most important of all, the book is fun and engaging to read.’ - Nick Haslam, University of Melbourne, Australia Social Psychology is a fresh and forward-thinking introductory textbook covering all the key topics and using a range of examples and distinctive pedagogical features to enable students to relate the theory to real life.

Mila is a new student who is grappling with social theory for the first time and trying to understand what makes sociology so important. This is a textbook with a twist. Written as a novel, it is a brilliantly engaging introduction to classic and contemporary debates. It is the perfect introduction to sociology for students of all abilities.

Contents: The Discipline of Social Psychology • The Social Self: Understanding Ourselves • The Social Perceiver: Understanding the Social World • The Social Judge: Attitudes, Emotions and Behaviour • Communication • Persuasion • Close Relationships • The Social Group • Social Influence • Group Behaviour • Intergroup Relations • Improving Intergroup Relations • Understanding and Controlling Aggression • Altruism and Justice • Social Psychology: an Overview

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Skills-based Sociology SERIES Series Editor: T.Lawson

Culture & Identity

The Family

Social Divisions

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3rd edition Liz Steel, Head of Humanities and Social Science, Halifax New College, UK, Warren Kidd, Senior Lecturer of Education, University of East London, UK and Anne Brown, formerly Lecturer in Education, University of Leicester, UK

2nd edition Warren Kidd, Senior Lecturer of Education, University of East London, UK and Alison Teagle, Head of Sixth Form, St Paul’s Catholic College, UK An understanding of culture and identity is essential for new sociologists.This invaluable text explains the themes and theories behind these core ideas.

Contents: Introduction • Key Issues in the Study of Culture and Identity • Classical Views on Culture and Identity • The Development of ‘Action’ Sociology and Interactionists • Socialisation, Self Identity and the Life Course • How much ‘Agency’ do Individuals have in Culture? • Modern and Postmodern Culture and Identity • Mass Culture and Popular Culture • Youth Culture and Sub-Culture • Semiology, Structuralism and PostStructuralism • Class and Consumption • Sex and Gender – Femininity and Masculinity • Ethnicity and Identity • Community, Nation and Globalization 280pp Paperback eIC

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Family structures have become increasingly diverse over recent decades. This book provides an in-depth look at the role of the family in society for all students of sociology. Examining contemporary theory alongside key terms and concepts, it explores issues of intimacy, parenting, cohabitation and media representations.

Contents: Introduction to the Sociology of the Family • The Nature of Families and Households • Theories of Families and Households: 1 • Theories of Families and Households: 2 • Ideology, Discourse and the ‘Dark Side’ of Family Life • The Impact of Industrialization: Changes in Family Structure • Family Roles, Marriage and Relationships • Family Diversity • Changing Patterns of Marriage and Divorce • Changing Generations • The Family and Social Policy • References 248pp Paperback eIC

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Edited by Geoff Payne, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, Newcastle University, UK Society consists of sharply divided people with different lives and distinct identities.

Written by leading sociologists, the new edition covers a range of social inequalities, with new chapters on work, social identity and global social divisions. It continues to be an invaluable, upto-date introduction for social science students.

Contents: PART I: INTRODUCTION • PART II: THREE CORE SOCIAL DIVISIONS • PART III: SOCIAL DIVISIONS: THE APPARENTLY PHYSICAL • PART IV: SOCIAL DIVISIONS: SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC • PART V: THE INTERPLAY OF SOCIAL DIVISIONS • PART VI: EXPANDING THE IDEA OF SOCIAL DIVISION 440pp Paperback New

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Durkheim: The Rules of Sociological Method

Durkheim: The Division of Labour in Society

And Selected Texts on Sociology and its Method

2nd edition

Steven Lukes explains Durkheim’s manifesto for sociology. In addition, the still controversial arguments about The Rules of Sociological Method’s six chapters are examined and their relevance to present-day sociology is discussed. Also included with helpful pedagogy are Durkheim’s subsequent thoughts on method in the form of articles, debates with scholars from other disciplines, and letters.

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2nd edition Edited by Steven Lukes, Professor of Sociology, New York University, USA and Andrew Scull, Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Science Studies, University of California, San Diego, USA

Edited by Steven Lukes, Professor of Sociology, New York University, USA

2nd edition Edited by Steven Lukes, Professor of Sociology, New York University, USA

Durkheim and the Law

‘If one had to choose one foundational text in sociology – this has to be it. Its critique of market society as well as its radical treatment of capitalism’s diseases are even more pertinent today than they were a century ago.’ - Michael Burawoy, Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley, USA A refreshed translation of one of the key works in the sociological canon, this new edition carefully guides students through the text, critically engaging with Durkheim’s writing while clearly explaining his original argument. Additional material and a new introduction by Steven Lukes make this essential reading for scholars and students alike.

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This second edition of a seminal work reconsiders Durkheim’s key writings on socio-legal theory in the light of contemporary debates. With a new introduction, additional translated pieces and useful pedagogy, the book remains a major reference for socio-legal theory that enables students to engage with Durkheim’s rich contribution to the field.

Contents: List of Sources • Preface • Acknowledgements • Editors’ Introduction • The Durkheimian View of Morality and Law • Law as an Index of Social Solidarity • From Repressive to Restitutive Law • The Evolution of Punishment • Crime and Punishment • The Legal Prohibition of Suicide • The Moral Foundations of Modern Law: Individualism • The Origins of Law • The Basis and Evolution of Contract • References and sources • Index 264pp Hardback Paperback New

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Theorizing Power Jonathan Hearn, Deputy Head, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh, UK ‘Theorizing Power is a beautifully written introduction to the most important debates in the field. The text explains definitions and concepts of power in the clearest way I have ever read.’ - Richard Jenkins, Professor of Sociology, University of Sheffield, UK Power is a key issue across all aspects of social life.

This text provides a clear introduction to the topic, anchoring abstract ideas in real social and historical contexts. Spanning theorists from Machiavelli to Bourdieu, the text unravels complex concepts to carefully show the relationship between power and society.

Contents: PART I: CONCEPTUALIZING POWER • PART II: THEORIZING POWER • PART III: INVESTIGATING POWER • Conclusion: To and Over, Is and Ought A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com 264pp Hardback Paperback Ebook

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Social Theory in Popular Culture Lee Barron, Principal Lecturer, School of Arts and Social Sciences, Northumbria University, UK Illuminating key themes of classical sociological texts, this book shows how the ideas of Marx, Durkheim or Weber can be explored by listening to music, reading about celebrities, or watching award-winning films.

Providing a fresh way to explore social theory, the text clearly shows the continued relevance of classic ideas in the modern world.

Contents: Introduction • Marx and Music • Weber and Film • Durkheim and Celebrity • Simmel and Pop Fashion • Adorno and Reality Television • Feminism and Sport • Semiotics and Tattooing • Neoliberalism and Literature • Conclusion: Thinking, Watching, Listening and Reading Sociologically 192pp Hardback Paperback eIC

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Human Rights and Social Theory Lydia Morris, Professor of Sociology, University of Essex, UK ‘Lydia Morris skilfully combines social theory and ethical inquiry...A major contribution to the sociology of human rights.’ - Bryan S. Turner, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, USA This book examines the contribution social theory can make to understanding different human rights which operate in a variety of settings. Including an introduction to the theoretical issues raised by the study of rights, it illuminates the topic from an individual and collective perspective.

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The Philosophical Foundations of Social Thought 10th Anniversary edition Ted Benton, Professor of Sociology, University of Essex, UK and Ian Craib, Professor of Sociology, University of Essex, UK (Deceased)

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Review of 1st edition: ‘Informative, comprehensive and accessible to a wide audience.’ - British Journal of Sociology

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This highly regarded text offers a comprehensive introduction to philosophical problems in the social sciences. Commentary is given on each chapter, exploring developments in the field and offering fresh perspectives on classic ideas.

A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com 272pp Paperback

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Research Methods and Methodology

Doing a Successful Research Project Using Qualitative or Quantitative Methods

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Social Research 4th edition Sotirios Sarantakos, Adjunct Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Australia

2nd edition Martin Brett Davies, Professor Emeritus, University of East Anglia, UK and Nathan Hughes, Senior Lecturer in Social Policy and Social Work, University of Birmingham, UK ‘This book contains all the advice a student needs to design a hands-on methods project, to reflect on the process and to acquire transferable skills for the future.’ - Ann Taylor, Lecturer, School of Humanities and Social Science, University of Newcastle, Australia Review of 1st edition: ‘This is an excellent book which will capture the enthusiasm and interest of the students it is aimed at.’ - David Shemmings, Professor, Middlesex University, UK The new edition of this popular book is a realistic, user-friendly guide on how to conduct a research project; akin to having a tutor permanently at one’s side. It offers an accessible, even-handed introduction to carrying out research methods for undergraduate and postgraduate students conducting a research project for the first time.

The research process - from planning, through design and implementation, to completion - is described simply and succinctly, with the emphasis throughout on good preparation. The book provides students with the self-discipline and the confidence to carry out their own research project,as well as enabling them to assess for themselves the advantages and disadvantages of the differing strategies available.

Contents: PART 1: PLANNING YOUR RESEARCH PROJECT • So You’re Going to do a Research Project • Let’s Make a Start • Selecting a Methodology • Drawing up Your Personal Project Roadmap • PART 2: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH • The Principles of Sampling • Carrying Out Your Survey • Questionnaires • The Art and Science of Survey Interviewing • Analyzing Your Survey Data • Testing for Statistical Significance • A Quantitative Researcher’s Briefing Sheet • PART 3: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH • Studying a Small Sample • Qualitative Research Interviewing • There is More to Qualitative Research than Interviewing • Analyzing Qualitative Data • A Qualitative Researcher’s Briefing Sheet • PART 4: THE LAST LAP • Writing Your Report • Bibliography • Index 296pp Paperback New

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Review of 3rd edition: ‘Sarantakos has retained the rigour, content and ‘flavour’ of the earlier edition whilst adding relevant new and necessary content...It is a well-balanced text that is both comprehensive and detailed. Above all, it is very readable and very understandable.’ - Rob O’Neil, Lecturer in Sociology, University of Western Sydney, Australia From question development and research design to data collection and statistical analysis, this text guides the reader through every aspect of social research.

Encouraging a critical approach in each chapter, this 4th edition includes enhanced coverage of internet sampling, mixed methods, conversation analysis and feminist research.

Contents: Preface • PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH • PART II: RESEARCH PLANNING • PART III: METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION • PART IV: DATA ANALYSIS • PART V: PUBLICATION • Reporting • Glossary 536pp Paperback eIC

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Doing Ethical Research Hannah Farrimond, Lecturer in Medical Sociology, University of Exeter, UK ‘Offering incredibly useful and practical guidance, this book talks through some very recognisable problems whilst giving accessible discussions of complex issues for those new to these topics. With provocative ethical dilemmas and questions posed throughout, it encourages the reader to think critically about ethics processes that are often about interpretation.’ - Nathan Hughes, University of Birmingham, UK Understanding and correctly applying ethics is an essential part of any research project. Students and researchers often struggle with knowing how and when to consider ethical issues and what to do when things don’t go to plan. With examples throughout, this book is a practical guide to navigating the difficulties of this hugely important area.

Contents: Introduction: Why Research Ethics Matters • PART I: ETHICAL BASICS • PART II: ETHICS IN PRACTICE • Appendix I: Standards and Guidelines 211pp Paperback eIC

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Ethics & Values in Social Research Paul Ransome, Lecturer in Sociology, University of Wales, Swansea, UK (Deceased) Ethical responsibility has intellectual and practical implications for social researchers. This book explores a range of issues, theories and questions, enabling readers to reflect upon, understand and critique these with confidence. With helpful examples and a glossary of terms, it is essential reading for new and experienced researchers alike.

Contents: Introduction: Themes and Debates • Social Values and Social Research: The Collective Good, Life and Liberty, and Reason • Social Research and Professional Codes of Ethics • The Intellectual and Philosophical Underpinnings of Social Research • The Values of the Researcher and Evaluation Research • Critical Approaches in Social Research: Critical Realism and Value Standpoint Social Research • Making it Personal: Action Research, Practitioner Research and Self-reflexive Practice • Social Research and Social Policy • Concluding Remarks 208pp Hardback Paperback

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Dissertations and Project Reports A Step by Step Guide Stella Cottrell, Director of Lifelong Learning, University of Leeds, UK Bestselling Study Skills author Stella Cottrell brings her tried and tested approach to help you succeed with your dissertations and project reports. With plenty of hands-on activities, checklists and planners, this guide covers everything you need to know, from choosing a topic and developing a proposal, to conducting and writing up your research.

Contents: Acknowledgements • Introduction • PART I: PREPARATION AND PLANNING • PART II: DEVELOPING YOUR PROPOSAL • PART III: CONDUCTING THE RESEARCH • PART IV: WRITING IT UP • References • Index A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com 224pp Paperback

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Criminology, Criminal Justice and Socio-Legal Studies

Researching Crime Approaches, Methods and Application Chris Crowther-Dowey, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Nottingham Trent University, UK and Pete Fussey, Reader in Criminology and Sociology, University of Essex, UK ‘This excellent book puts the criminology student at the heart of its text, guiding the reader through theory, method and the practical steps to undertaking research. A crucial and accessible contribution that will be valued.’ - Jason Wood, Head of Sociology, Nottingham Trent University, UK 'This excellent handbook covers methods, fieldwork, critical thinking and analysis – all the elements that need to be brought together for a valid and successful piece of research. Clearly written and well organized, this book is an ideal guide to research methods.’ - Nigel South, Pro Vice Chancillor, Faculty of Law and Management, University of Essex, UK Using clear examples of research problems and possibilities, this book shows students how to design and do their own criminological research. Each chapter integrates research theory and practice as the text explains a variety of methods in undergraduate and professional contexts. It is the ideal resource for all students researching crime.

Contents: Introduction • PART I: THE PRINCIPLES OF RESEARCH • Research as an Integrated Process • Connecting Research and Theory: Influences on Criminological Research • Crime Research and Criminological Theory • PART II: THE PRACTICALITIES OF RESEARCH • Using Other People’s Data: the Analysis of Official and Secondary Data • Asking Questions about Crime: Questionnaires and Surveys • Talking to People about Crime: Interviews and Focus Groups • Watching Crime and Crime Control: Ethnographic and Observational Research • Using Documents: Content, Conversation and Discourse Analysis • Mixed Methods and Triangulation • Conclusion • Appendix 1: An Internet Guide for Criminology Students • Appendix 2: Interview Schedule for ‘A study of the Opportunities and Barriers facing BME Police Officers’ • Appendix 3: Interview Schedule for ‘An Assessment of Student Attitudes to the Death Penalty’ • Glossary • References 320pp Hardback Paperback IC

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An Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice Chris CrowtherDowey, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Nottingham Trent University, UK ‘...cohesive and wellwritten introduction to the subject matter that will welcomed by lecturers and students alike...I recommend it very highly.’ - Roger Hopkins Burke, Criminology Subject Leader, Nottingham Trent University, UK Assuming no prior knowledge, this text provides a clear and user-friendly introduction to the key definitions and issues of crime. With an unrivalled combination of scope plus introductory pitch, this is a one-stop shop for undergraduates taking their first modules in criminology and criminal justice.

Contents: Introduction • PART I: DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTIONS OF CRIME • PART II: UNDERSTANDING CRIME DATA • PART III: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IN CONTEXT • PART IV: THEORIES OF CRIME • Summary 352pp Hardback Paperback Ebook

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Our Violent World Terrorism in Society Kevin McDonald, Director, Centre for Cultural Diversity and Wellbeing, Victoria University, Australia ‘Our Violent World is smart and provocative.’ Jeff Goodwin, Professor of Sociology, New York University, USA From 1960s student movements to today’s global jihad, this text explores key factors shaping violence and terrorism today. It examines the globalization of violence, the search for the extreme and the new centrality of media. Assessing recent theoretical debates it argues for a renewed social science. It is a must-read for students and citizens.

Contents: The Return of Violence • Terrorism • Competing Perspectives • Terror, Violence and the Student Movement • Violence and Nation: the Palestinian Experience • Apocalypse Now? • Violence, the Mask and the Extreme • The Martyr • Mediatizing Violence: From Snapshots to the Internet • Conclusion: Beyond Terror?

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Policing the Crisis Mugging, the State and Law & Order 35th Anniversary edition Stuart Hall, Professor Emeritus, The Open University, UK, Chas Critcher, Visiting Professor in Media and Communications, Swansea University, and Emeritus Professor of Communications, Sheffield Hallam University, UK, Tony Jefferson, Professor Emeritus of Criminology, Keele University, UK, John Clarke, Professor of Social Policy, The Open University, UK and Brian Roberts, Visiting Professor, School of Applied Sciences, Durham University, UK ‘The initial publication of Policing the Crisis was a key moment in the history of critical social science. The book was a prescient, extraordinary piece of critical scholarship. Over three decades on, its analytical clarity, and what it tells us about the exercise of power in an increasingly brutal, social environment, remains undiminished. The second edition, with additional material, is as relevant as its predecessor, a compelling read not only for students and academics, but also for anyone interested in the history of the UK since 1945.’ - Joe Sim, Professor of Criminology, Liverpool John Moores University, UK This classic text is still one of the most influential and compelling books in the social sciences. Staying true to the original writing, this special edition includes a new Preface, an Index and reflective Afterword from Stuart Hall and the authors, exploring the continued relevance of the text in light of contemporary cultural and social issues.

Contents: Preface to the Second Edition • Introduction to the First Edition • PART I • The Social History of a Moral Panic • The Origins of Social Control • The Social Production of News • PART II • Balancing Accounts: Cashing in on Handsworth • Orchestrating Public Opinion • Explanations and Ideologies of crime • PART III • Crime, Law and the State • The Law-and-Order Society: the Exhaustion of ‘Consent’ • The Law-and-Order Society: Towards the ‘Exceptional State’ • PART IV • The Politics of ‘Mugging’ • Conclusion to the Second Edition: Reflections and New Considerations 472pp Hardback Paperback

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Crime, Justice and Human Rights Leanne Weber, Larkins Senior Research Fellow, Monash University, Australia, Elaine Fishwick, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Education and Social Work, University of Sydney, Australia and Marinella Marmo, Associate Professor, Flinders Law School,Flinders University, Australia ‘As well as providing an interdisciplinary introduction to human rights concepts and the international system of human rights for criminologists, the book also provides a very valuable interdisciplinary perspective on human rights for lawyers.’ - Kate Warner, Professor of Law, University of Tasmania, Australia This unique text provides a specialized introduction to the philosophy, law and politics of human rights that is tailored to criminologists and criminal justice practitioners. It integrates human rights and criminological frameworks across a range of subject areas, from criminalization and state crime, to crime prevention and critical analyses of the operation of the police, courts and penal system, highlighting the potential and limitations of human rights to inform new directions in criminological analysis. The book will support the teaching of human rights across a wide range of criminological topics and assist independent readers, such as researchers and graduate students, to incorporate human rights paradigms into their criminological analysis.

Contents: Human Rights as a Normative Framework • The Law and Politics of Human Rights • The Realization of Human Rights • Collective Rights and Discrimination • Criminal Law • Crime Prevention • Policing • Courts • Detention • Children’s Rights and Juvenile Justice • Victims • Integrating Criminology and Human Rights 208pp Hardback Paperback New

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The Innocent & The Criminal Justice System A Sociological Analysis of Miscarriages of Justice Michael Naughton, Reader in Law and Sociology, University of Bristol, UK ‘...written by an author with a long record of active engagement with miscarriages of justice issues, this gives the book a level of passion and insider, practical knowledge that distinguishes it from others in the field.’ - Gerry Johnstone, Professor, University of Hull, UK What happens when the criminal justice system convicts an innocent person? This book examines competing perspectives on, and definitions of, miscarriages of justice. Rich with cases and statistics, the book helps students of sociology, criminology and law to understand the workings of the criminal justice system and its limitations.

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Core Statutes on Criminal Justice & Sentencing

Exploring the ‘Socio’ of Socio-Legal Studies

Martin Wasik, Professor of Criminal Justice, Keele University, UK ‘This list of core statutes is full and comprehensive, and covers everything one would need for a criminal justice course.’

- Jo Deakin, School of Law, University of Manchester, UK Compiled in response to student need, Core Statutes on Criminal Justice and Sentencing is designed to provide the essential statutory material in an easily navigable format which is ideal for exam use.

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Understanding the Risk Society Crime, Security and Justice Gabe Mythen, Reader in Sociology, Department of Sociology, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

In this insightful collection, a broad range of scholars analyze a core issue for sociolegal studies: what is understood by the ‘socio’ of the ‘sociolegal’. Drawing from legal theory, cultural studies, and social policy, the collection’s wide scope of themes and topics provides an important stock-take and analysis of the sociolegal field.

‘I know of no volume that weaves together various theoretical strands in the study of risk so thoughtfully and accessibly – while simultaneously launching an insightful and complex critique of existing frameworks.’ Michelle Brown, Associate Professor, University of Tennessee, USA

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Providing a cross-disciplinary study of the rise of risk in the early Twenty-first Century, this distinct, cutting-edge text outlines, evaluates and criticises theoretical perspectives of risk in relation to crime, security and welfare. Mythen brings to life key concerns in today’s society by using recent case studies of modern social concerns.

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July 2013 9780230337183 £65.00

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Understanding Drug Use and Abuse Global Views

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Benjamin P. Bowser, Professor Emeritus, Department of Sociology and Social Services, California State University East Bay, USA, Carl O. Word, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Argosy University, USA and Toby Seddon, Senior Research Fellow and Director, Regulation, Security and Justice Research Centre, University of

Drug use and abuse is a global problem.This text compares the extent to which it is an issue in a vareity of countries and explores different policy responses to prevention and treatment. Examining sociological, criminological, psychological and pharmacological theories and debates, this book is an essential student resource.

Contents: Preface • PART I • PART TWO: THEORIES AND PERSPECTIVES ON DRUG USE AND ABUSE • PART THREE: REACTIONS TO DRUG USE AND ABUSE • PART FOUR: TOWARDS WIDER SOLUTIONS? • Conclusion: Reducing Drug Use and Abuse?

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What is Welfare?

Bent Greve, Senior Lecturer and Head of Department, Roskilde University, Denmark This timely text offers a wide-ranging introduction to the key issues in welfare analysis and social policy. Taking a broad disciplinary approach it encompasses a variety of contemporary issues, including those on the Big Society, Happiness and the balance between the state, the market and civil society.

Contents: Introduction • PART I: FRAMEWORKS OF WELFARE • Forms of Welfare • Provision of Welfare • PART II: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN WELFARE • Employment and Unemployment • Families and Civil Society • Understanding and Measuring Inequality • Inclusion and Exclusion • PART III: WHAT IS HAPPENING TO WELFARE STATES? • The Welfare State in Times of Financial Constraint • Changing Welfare Regimes • New Trends • Conclusion 224pp Hardback Paperback New

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Social Policy in Britain 4th edition Pete Alcock, Professor of Social Policy and Administration and Director of ESRC Third Sector Research Centre at the University of Birmingham, UK and Margaret May, Honorary Fellow at the School of Social Policy at University of Birmingham, UK. Alcock’s exemplary style of making complex concepts accessible makes this new edition another trustworthy recommendation. Comprehensively updated to reflect the considerable political changes and policy developments since the previous edition, it also boasts new pedagogical features which ensure reader engagement and understanding.

Contents: PART I: WELFARE SERVICES • Social Security • Education • Health • Housing • Social Services • Employment • PART II: STRUCTURE • The State • The Market • The Voluntary Sector • Informal Welfare • PART III: CONTEXT • Ideologies of Welfare • Economic Development • International and European Influences • Devolution and Local Control • PART IV: ISSUES • Social Divisions • Paying for Welfare • Delivering Welfare • The Future of Social Policy 408pp Paperback New

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Social Work and Social Policy under Austerity Bill Jordan, School of Social Science and Social Work, Plymouth University, UK and Mark Drakeford, University of Wales College of Cardiff, UK What has the contemporary financial context meant for social policy, social work and the relationship between them? Examining the role of political, economic and societal forces, this lively book uses a full range of supportive features to encourage reflection on the impact of austerity on different social groups, social work and social care.

Contents: Introduction • Capitalism in Crisis: How Did We Get into Such a Mess? • Secure Flexibility?

The Search for Work-Friendly Welfare • The Public Services and the Social Order • Health and Social Care: A Loss of Compassion? • Collective Action, Locality and Community • Intergenerational Justice and the Family • Sustainability in Social Work and Social Policy • Conclusion: Responses to the Social Crisis 224pp Paperback

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Race, Multiculture & Social Policy Alice Bloch, Professor of Sociology, University of Manchester, UK, Sarah Neal, Reader in Sociology, University of Surrey, UK, and John Solomos, Professor of Sociology, University of Warwick, UK ‘... a sophisticated and indispensable discussion of race and post-race...some of the most pressing social issues in multi-ethnic contemporary society.’ - Miri Song, Professor of Sociology, University of Kent, UK Exploring the relationship between race, multiculture and social policy, this text unpacks theoretical and political debates about social exclusion, social justice and policy intervention. From health to housing, employment to education, the text provides comprehensive analysis of social policy in a multicultural society.

Contents: Preface • PART I: POLITICS AND POLICY • PART II: POLICY ARENAS • PART III: POLICY FUTURES • Bibliography • Index 240pp Paperback IC

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Education Policy in Britain 3rd edition Clyde Chitty, Emeritus Professor, Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK The fully revised edition provides a comprehensive but critical assessment of the making of education policy in Britain, covering pre-school and higher as well as primary and secondary education and taking full account of changes introduced by the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition.

Contents: Introduction Why Education Matters • The Rise and Fall of the Post War Consensus • From Callaghan to Major: 1976-97 • Diversity, Selection and the Measurement of Progress, 1997-2012 • The Privatization of Education • The Changing Worlds of Education Policy • The Evolving Curriculum from 5 to 14 • The 14-19 Continuum: Issues and Policies for Education and Training • Higher Education • Early Years and Childcare Strategies and the Concept of Lifelong Learning • Issues of Diversity, Equality and Citizenship • Conclusion 296pp Hardback Paperback

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The Political Economy of European Welfare Capitalism Colin Hay, Professor of Political Analysis, University of Sheffield, UK and Daniel Wincott, Professor (Blackwell Law and Society Chair), Cardiff Law School, UK ‘Every decade or so a book comes along that defines research in the comparative political economy of the advanced industrial states...the next decade belongs to Hay and Wincott.’ - Mark Blyth, Brown University, USA Uniquely broad-ranging in scope , this state-ofthe-art assessment of welfare provision, policy and reform at national and at EU level spans the whole of Europe and covers the latest research findings and theoretical debates.

A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com 280pp Hardback Paperback

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21st Century Europe

Gender and Sexuality

Gender, Youth & Culture

Gender & the Media Niall Richardson, Senior Lecturer in Media and Film, Sussex Centre for Cultural Studies, University of Sussex, UK and Sadie Wearing, Lecturer in Gender Theory, Culture and Media, London School of Economics, UK

Global Masculinities & Femininities 2nd edition Anoop Nayak, Professor of Social and Cultural Geography, Newcastle University UK and Mary Jane Kehily, Professor of Gender and Education, The Open University, UK ‘A truly international text that reflects a global age of mediatised youth cultures. Accessible, challenging and entertaining – moving fluently between cutting edge theory and vivid ethnographic examples.’ - Rachel Thomson, Professor of Childhood and Youth Studies, University of Sussex, UK ‘Drawing on new and challenging ideas about embodiment, emotions and agency, this book provides a wonderfully rich source of material, from popular culture to interview data, to explore how we become who we are.’ - Beverley Skeggs, Professor of Sociology, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK Review of 1st edition: ‘...a well-researched text about how gender is impacted in our new global, postindustrial society.’ Kerri Kanelos, Feminist Review The question of how boys become men or how girls become women may seem simple, but the answers can be complex. This new edition draws upon rich examples from research, popular media, and global accounts, to explore how gender is produced, consumed, regulated and performed in young lives today.

Contents: PART I: UNDERSTANDING GENDER: CONCEPTS, THEORY AND ACTION • Introducing Gender • Researching Gender: Towards Global Ethnographies • Young Masculinities in ‘Crisis’ • Young Femininities and the New Girl Order • Gender in a Global Context • PART II: PERFORMING GENDER: PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION AND REGULATION • Producing and Regulating Gender • Consuming Gender • Performing Gender • Ending Gender, Undoing Sex 256pp Paperback eIC

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Critical, and current, this engaging textbook introduces students to key contemporary debates in the study of gender and the media. Integrating cultural theory with text-based criticism, the book analyses recent debates in feminist cultural theory, masculinity studies and ‘queer ’ theory, before applying these cultural paradigms to critical readings of relevant media texts including television dramas, make-over shows, life-style magazines and internet dating.

Contents: Introduction: What is Sex? What is Gender? • PART I: Questions of Theory • Feminisms • Masculinities • Beyond the Two Gender System: Queer Theory • PART II: Media Case Studies • ‘Quality’ Television Drama • The Make-Over Show • Celebrity Bodies and Lifestyle Magazines • New Media and ‘Performing’ Gender: Online Dating • Conclusion: Gendering the Media?

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Introducing Gender and Women’s Studies

Sexuality, Equality & Diversity

3rd edition Edited byDiane Richardson, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK and Victoria Robinson, Reader in Sociology, University of Sheffield, UK ‘Overall, this book is well written, interesting and informative...I believe this book to be a valid and welcome contribution to the literature on feminist studies.’ Wendy Jones, Sociological Review Online This thoroughly revised third edition of a best-selling textbook is carefully designed to reflect classic and new developments in the popular fields of gender and women’s studies. Its unique breadth and depth makes it ideal for students taking courses for the first time at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Contents: PART 1: THEORY AND POLITICS • PART 2: BODIES/IDENTITIES • PART 3: INSTITUTIONS • PART 4: CULTURES AND CONTEXTS • PART 5: DOING FEMINIST RESEARCH • Bibliography • Index 352pp Hardback Paperback eIC

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Diane Richardson, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK and Surya Monro, Research Fellow, University of Huddersfield ‘A wonderfully clear and compelling depiction of the re-contouring of sexuality, mapping advances in policy and the challenges faced by those progressing equality within an era of liberal diversity politics.

This is a thoughtful, nuanced and richly textured book.’ - Davina Cooper, Professor of Law and Political Theory, University of Kent, UK Investigating the dynamics of identity and sexual citizenship in a changing world, this text explores key debates around human rights and representation, policy and resistance. Incorporating theory with original research, this is a thought-provoking insight into sexuality and diversity in a global age.

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Discovering Human Sexuality Gender and Conflict since 1914 2nd edition Simon LeVay, Janice Baldwin and John Baldwin, all at Stanford University, USA Published by Sinauer Associates, Inc.

This alternative version of LeVay and Baldwin’s acclaimed text Human Sexuality is more accessible to students with a limited background in biology, but maintains the evidence-based approach and readability of the original. The second edition has been thoroughly updated, with new pedagogical features, illustrations, FAQs, and more.

Contents: Sexuality: Pathways to Understanding • Women’s Bodies • Men’s Bodies • Sex and Gender Differences • Attraction, Arousal, and Response • Sexual Behavior • Sexual Relationships • Fertility, Pregnancy, and Childbirth • Contraception and Abortion • Sexuality across the Lifespan: From Birth to Adolescence • Sexuality across the Life Span: Adulthood • Sexual Orientation • Atypical Sexuality • Sexual Disorders • Sexually Transmitted Diseases • Sexual Assault, Harassment, and Partner Violence • Sex as a Commodity 560pp Paperback

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Health and Disability Studies

Intoxication and Society Problematic Pleasures of Drugs and Alcohol

Edited by Jonathan Herring, Professor of Law and Fellow, Exeter College, UK, Ciaran Regan, Professor of Neuropharmacology, University College Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Darin Weinberg, Reader in Sociology, University of Cambridge, UK and Phil Withington, Professor of Early Modern History, University of Sheffield, UK

Alcohol and illicit drugs play a prominent role in our society. This important collection presents a subtle historical and contemporary rereading of the social construction of intoxication, using cutting edge sociological, scientific, legal and ethical analysis.

A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com 320pp Hardback Paperback

December 2012 9781137008329 £65.00 9781137008343 £24.99

The New Politics of Disablement

Public Health

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2nd edition Michael Oliver, Emeritus Professor of Disability Studies, University of Greenwich, UK and Colin Barnes, Professor of Disability Studies and Director of the Centre for Disability Studies, School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Leeds, UK

Disability luminary Mike Oliver is joined by Colin Barnes in this agendasetting response to a capitalist society faced with globalisation, financial instability and lower public expenditure. A timely new edition which reignites the debate on the nature of disability and reasserts the political power of the academic field of disability studies.

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Policy & Politics Rob Baggott, Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Health Policy Research Unit, De Montfort University, UK ‘This is, in many ways, a remarkable text in terms of the clarity of the language and the sheer comprehensiveness of the perspectives addressed.’ - Chris Nottingham, Reader in Contemporary History and Head of Research, School of Law and Social Sciences, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK Incorporating the latest developments from the field, this edition once again provides an important and comprehensive analysis of the key issues in public health. Exploring the underlying political context and policy processes, this text is core reading for all those interested in the essentials of this area.

A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com 512pp Paperback

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Childhood and Society 2nd edition Michael Wyness, Associate Professor of Childhood Studies, Institute of Education, University of Warwick, UK ‘A truly comprehensive sociological approach to the study of childhood.

This is an outstanding synthesis and overview of the field.’ - Karen Sternheimer, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Southern Exploring research, policy and thinking within childhood sociology, this book takes a global view on key and controversial issues in the field. ThIS edition continues to engage with competing theoretical positions, whilst bringing in a new focus on children’s agency and featuring an additional chapter on children in the workplace.

The Politics of Child Protection Nigel Parton, NSPCC Professor in Applied Childhood Studies, University of Huddersfield, UK How has policy shaped the role of social workers and other professionals in protecting children and young people?

Combining historical detail with sharp critical analysis, leading commentator Nigel Parton presents an overview of the complex field of child protection, from its emergence in the 19th Century to the Munro Review of 2011.

Contents: Preface to the Second Edition • PART II: CHILDREN, SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND SOCIAL POLICY • PART III: CHILDREN’S LIVES, CHILDREN’S AGENCY • Conclusion • Glossary

Contents: Introduction • Children’s Services in the PostWar Period • New Labour, Children and Childhood • ‘Every Child Matters: Change for Children’ • Safeguarding and Child Protection under New Labour • The Tragedy of Baby Peter Connolly and its Effect • The Coalition Government, the Economy, Children and Families • The Munro Review of Child Protection • The Intimate Relationship between Child Protection and Social Work • Conclusion

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Working with Children and Young People Co-constructing Practice Edited by Lindsay O’Dell, Lecturer and Director of Postgraduate Studies, and Stephen Leverett, Lecturer in Children and Young People, both at Faculty of Health and Social Care, The Open University, UK A timely reader of interest to a wide academic discipline base, providing a critical account and new theoretical perspectives on practical issues arising in working with children of all ages and their families.

Uniquely, it brings together discussion of early years with later childhood, including adolescence and transitions into adulthood.

Contents: Introduction; L.O’Dell & S.Leverett • PART 1: CONSTRUCTING AND DECONSTRUCTING PRACTICE • PART 2: CO-CONSTRUCTING PRACTICE WITH CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES 216pp Paperback

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Sociology, Youth & Youth Work Practice

Connecting Self to Society Vanessa May, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, Department of Sociology and Morgan Centre for the Study of Relationships and Personal Life, University of Manchester, UK

Simon Bradford, Reader in Social Science and Director of the Centre for Youth Work Studies, Brunel University, UK How can sociology inform our understanding of young people’s experiences?

Introducing core theories by drawing on a range of cultural resources - from pioneering research to genre-defining films - this book demonstrates how a sociological imagination can enhance informal educational and social welfare approaches to work with young people.

Contents: Sociology Matters: Sociological Perspectives and Young People • Growing Up in the Present: From 1945 to the 2000s • Growing Up in Public and Private: Youth, Transition and Identity-making • Being Similar and Different: Young People and Social Difference • Being Social: Complying and Transgressing • Being Somewhere: Youth, Space and Place • Living in a World of Change and Constancy: Globalisation, Citizenship and Young People • Does Sociology Matter?

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Death in a Global Age

Belonging in a Changing World

‘Belonging’ is often overlooked in its relationship to society and social change, and yet it forms the bedrock of how we relate to the world around us. Through the work of Marx, Giddens and Goffman, this book covers the familiar terrain of identity theory, while going beyond it to other sites of identification and social change.

Contents: PART I: SELF AND SOCIETY IN SOCIAL THEORY • Introduction • Where it All Began: The Sociological Classics • The Loss of Tradition: Diminished or Reflexive Selves? • The Relationship between Self and Society • Everyday Personal Life • PART II: SELF, BELONGING AND SOCIAL CHANGE • Belonging: A Window into Social Change • Cultural Belongings • Relational Belongings • Sensory Belongings • Conclusion: Self and Belonging in a Changing World 192pp Hardback Paperback New

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Ruth McManus, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of Canterbury, New Zealand ‘This book sets a new benchmark bringing to center stage a global perspective on death and dying. It reminds us that while mortality is universal there are major cultural, economic and social differences in how people live and die across the world. Accessible in its clarity, ease of voice and logical structure, this book is an essential teaching resource.’ - Margaret Gibson, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, Griffith University, Australia Attitudes towards death are shaped by our social worlds. This book explores how beliefs, practices and representations of dying and death continue to evolve and adapt in response to changing global societies. Introducing students to debates around grief, religion and life expectancy, this is a clear guide to a complex field for all sociologists.

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Global Health Inequities Fernando De Maio, Associate Professor, DePaul University, USA ‘This book stands out by taking an engaged approach to the political dimensions that lie behind global health policies to reduce health inequalities.’ - Paul Higgs, Professor of Sociology of Ageing, University College London, UK Inequities in health are shaped by international, national and local issues; understanding the interplay between issues at these levels can be complex. This book examines health inequality on the global stage, linking theory and empirical work to elucidate key debates. It is a rigorous, yet accessible introduction to health and globalization.

Contents: Introduction: Life and Death in the Era of Globalization • The Epidemiological Transition • The Burden of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases • Neglected Infectious Diseases • Treating the Sick: Access to Services and Medicines • Reducing Health Inequities • Conclusion 208pp Hardback Paperback

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Theorizing European Societies Marinus Ossewaarde, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Twente, The Netherlands Explores key sociological concepts and theory in relation to European crises, identity, inequality and social order. This book offers a firm understanding of the modernization of Europe and everyday European life, while not neglecting the historical context. Essential reading for students of sociology in European contexts.

Contents: Introduction • The Idea of Europe: Past and Present • Sociology and the Image of European Societies • The Modernization of European Societies • The Individualization of European Societies • The Industrialization of European Societies • The Rationalization of European Societies • The Globalization of European Societies • Conclusion • Glossary • Index 272pp Hardback Paperback New

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Culture and Media

Celebrity and the Media Sean Redmond, Associate Professor of Media and Communication, Deakin University, Australia

The Media at War 2nd edition Susan L. Carruthers, Professor of History, Rutgers University USA ‘Studded with brilliant insight, Susan Carruthers draws on a wide range of disciplines to produce a carefully crafted analysis of the relationship between media and war. The result is a true tour de force that is guaranteed to inspire the reader.’ David Welch, University of Kent, UK

‘Succinct but comprehensive in coverage, this accessible, up-to-date and useful book is well placed to become the text of choice both for university courses and a broader public.’ - Doyles Kellner, UCLA, USA An introduction to the key terms, concepts, dilemmas and issues that are central to the study and critical understanding of celebrity. In this insightful text Redmond explores of the impacts of celebrity culture on the modern media and everyday life.

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An exp-loration of how wars have been reported, interpreted and perpetuated from the dawn of the media age to the present digital era. Spanning a broad geographical and historical canvas, Carruthers analyses the forces that shape the production of news and images of war.

Contents: Introduction • Mobilization: The Media Before War • Total War • Television Wars: Vietnam and After • Other People’s Wars: Interventions in Real-Time • Wars on Terror • War in the Digital Age: Afghanistan and Iraq • Conclusion: After War, More War 268pp Paperback IC

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Mass Media, Politics & Democracy 2nd edition John Street, Professor of Politics, University of East Anglia, UK ‘Stylish, readable, and packed with telling examples from around the world.’ - Professor Douglas Kellner, UCLA, USA This widely used and popular text provides a broad-ranging analysis of the relationship between the media and politics.

The second edition includes coverage of the mediatization of politics; of e-politics and governance; of the impact of ‘reality TV’; and of issues raised by the reporting of war in Iraq.

Contents: Introduction: The Transformation of Politics?

• PART I: REPRESENTING POLITICS • PART II: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MASS MEDIA • PART III: MASS MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY • Conclusion 400pp Paperback IC

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Leisure, Sports & Society Karl Spracklen, Professor of Leisure Studies, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

This book explores what our sports and leisure choices can tell us about our identities and the society in which we live.

Comprehensive, cutting edge and packed with global examples it covers all the essentials for students of sports and leisure sociology.

Contents: Introduction: What is Sociology of Leisure?

• PART I: UNDERSTANDING LEISURE • A History and Philosophy of Leisure • Leisure and Modernity • Leisure and Work • Leisure as Function • PART II: LEISURE SOCIOLOGIES • Leisure and Structure • Leisure and Inequality • Leisure and Identity • Leisure and Community • Leisure Subcultures • PART III: LEISURE TRENDS • Leisure and Globalization • Leisure and Commodification • Leisure and Postmodernity • Postmodern Leisure • Liquid Leisure and Intentionality • Leisure and Resistance • Dark Leisure • The Future of Leisure • PART IV: THE MEANING AND PURPOSE OF LEISURE • The Meaning and Purpose of Leisure 272pp Hardback Paperback eIC

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The Road to 2012 Kevin Jefferys, Professor of Contemporary History, University of Plymouth, UK ‘A timely and impressive book ...’ - Martin Polley, University of Southampton, UK Jefferys sets sport within the changing sociopolitical context and balances an appreciation of continuity and change from the London Olympics of 1948 to those of 2012.

A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com 328pp Hardback Paperback

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