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 (20,000-30,000 words).  
 

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Organising Neoliberalism

Edited by Philip Whitehead & Paul Crawshaw

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

October 2014

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

September 2012

Thorstein Veblen

Edited by Erik S. Reinert & Francesca L. Viano

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

October 2014

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

December 2012

Experiencing Globalization

Edited by Derrick M. Nault, Bei Dawei, Evangelos Voulgarakis, Rab Paterson, Cesar Andres-Miguel Suva

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

October 2014

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

February 2013

Women, Gender and Everyday Social Transformation in India

Edited by Kenneth Bo Nielsen & Anne Waldrop

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

August 2014

£25.00, $49.95  Paperback

August 2014

£80.00, $130.00  Hardback

August 2014

‘For those who’ve come across the seas...’

Edited by Andrew Jakubowicz & Christina Ho

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

February 2014

Nazi Dreamtime

By David Bird

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

February 2014

Toward Leader Democracy

By Jan Pakulski & András Körösényi

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

December 2013

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

January 2012

The Legacy of Pierre Bourdieu

Edited by Simon Susen & Bryan S. Turner

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

December 2013

£80.00, $130.00  Hardback

April 2011

Religion and the State

Edited by Jack Barbalet, Adam Possamai, Bryan S. Turner

£25.00, $40.00  Paperback

November 2013

£70.00, $115.00  Hardback

December 2011

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