Social change

By:

Moore, Wilbert E

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Foundations of modern sociology seriesPublication details: New Delhi; Prentice Hall of India; 2004Edition: 2nd edDescription: 132p.-ISBN:

9788120301955

Subject(s):

Social change

DDC classification:

303.4 MOO 2nd ed.

Summary: This compact text outlines and evaluates comparative theories of social change in a direct and unpretentious format. An enormous number of research studies, primarily descriptive in nature, reflect some fundamentals changes in sociology and have produced a wealth of new material for study. The author proceeds to incorporate the most promising of these ideas and insights in his desire to keep the presentation compact and critical. Two new sections-on inequality and the revision of functional notions-have been added to update this enlivening and somewhat unorthodox analysis of the conflict between change and order.

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This compact text outlines and evaluates comparative theories of social change in a direct and unpretentious format. An enormous number of research studies, primarily descriptive in nature, reflect some fundamentals changes in sociology and have produced a wealth of new material for study. The author proceeds to incorporate the most promising of these ideas and insights in his desire to keep the presentation compact and critical. Two new sections-on inequality and the revision of functional notions-have been added to update this enlivening and somewhat unorthodox analysis of the conflict between change and order.

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