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st groups since 2001. It has been well documented that anarchists and socialists disagree over political strategy and what a post-revolution society should look like (Class War, 1992; Gouldner, 1982). To the best of my knowledge, however, existing studies have not explained why this is the case. In

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Mark Coeckelberghploring its concern with questions of ontology and epistemology. Subsequently, the analysis is developed in four stages. In the first section, I provide a chronological analysis of the central tenets of the critical realist philosophy, as they were developed first, as an approach to natural science,

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u’s concept of habitus. Understanding how the work of Bourdieu became central to the project requires an understanding of the limits of theory within criminology and an understanding of why concepts such as habitus emerged as central to the analysis. Throughout history, the ‘youth crime problem’ has

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Mark Coeckelbergh97) observed the regularities of social practices and attempted to discover how and why working class kids get working class jobs in the UK. The similar phenomenon has also emerged in China, in the form of sharply different attitudes towards education in a higher education expansion age. In the coun

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Mark Coeckelberghinfighting’ precludes our inclusion into this particular notion of science, it can be argued that it is exactly what gives the social sciences their strength. The fact that researchers will constantly refine, contradict, refute and occasionally even agree, all in the pursuit of greater understanding

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Mark Coeckelbergh97) observed the regularities of social practices and attempted to discover how and why working class kids get working class jobs in the UK. The similar phenomenon has also emerged in China, in the form of sharply different attitudes towards education in a higher education expansion age. In the coun