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A New Sociology? Catching the Millsian Imaginationlaces including Birmingham, Edinburgh, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool and Nottingham. The decade that followed was to see the new universities give plenty of room for what was to prove, for a period, a fashionable subject. Essex, Kent, Lancaster, Sussex and York were all cases in point.

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When We were Very YoungIn May 1960 . devoted an edition to sociology in Britain. It appeared at the beginning of a decade in which the subject was to extend into higher education as never before. Donald MacRae’s claim for sociology in his essay could have served as a good text to support the advance:

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The Sociology of Economic Life: A Growth Industry?Industrial sociology is a well-established sociological specialism in Britain, in terms of teaching and research. I should like to offer some observations on the character of its development. These will not be in any strict chronology, but may serve as notes towards a sociology of knowledge.

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Religion: Where the Action Isn’t?Religion as a form of social control; as a source of moral order; as a collective re-presentation of society or community; as a basis of social conflict; as a factor in social and economic change: these are all possibilities for sociological exploration. Sociologists in Britain have responded in various ways.

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John Eldridgeork has certain structural deficiencies that may eventually give rise to significant cooperation gridlocks over shared rivers. This study provides a first critical analysis of the fitness of the EU to handle co-riparian relations at the age of the Anthropocene.