The Sociology programme takes a fresh and challenging sociological look at the interactions between politics, society, history and culture. Titles transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries. This programme includes a variety of book series.


Anthem Impact provides a vehicle for authors wishing to publish original, peer-reviewed scholarly and scientific research at a significantly shorter length than previous publishing models have allowed (20,000-30,000 words). Expertly written by recognized authorities and regularly updated, these reference titles offer researchers, graduate students and practitioners in-depth, high-level research and the latest thinking on a range of specialized topics across a variety of subject areas. Available in both digital and print formats, titles include critical, concise and lucid surveys of the current state of research, advanced introductions on emerging subjects and/or original, cutting edge insights into frontier topics.  
 

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£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

October 2012

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

November 2010

Festivals, Affect and Identity

By Lita Crociani-Windland

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

October 2011

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

October 2011

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

June 2010

Body Parts on Planet Slum

By Lisa Beljuli Brown

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

October 2011

The Hidden Form of Capital

Edited by Peter L. Berger & Gordon Redding

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

October 2011

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

April 2010

£19.99, $32.95  Paperback

August 2011

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

August 2011

Petrified Utopia

Edited by Marina Balina & Evgeny Dobrenko

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

July 2011

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

July 2009

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

July 2011

The Liquidation of Exile

By David Kettler

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

July 2011

French Welfare State Reform

By James Angresano

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

January 2011

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

November 2007

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