Titlebook: Understanding Industrial Society; A Sociological Guide Robin Theobald Textbook Jan 1994Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994 cap

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Business and Society,vices their members depend upon. All societies, that is, have an economy in the sense of mechanisms which permit the production and circulation of goods and services. However, the principles which underpin these processes of production and circulation vary from society to society. In most pre-indust

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Corporations and Managers,economic activities on the other. This interdependency is most apparent in the case of the peasant farm which produces for its own consumption and is organised around the patriarchal family. That is to say, family members work under the direction of the patriarchal head and the principles of kinship

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Beyond Industrial Society?,scernible phases. Integral to this theme is the view that these phases can be adequately understood only in the perspective of an ever-changing world economy. Industrialisation refers not simply to the harnessing of new sources of power and new technologies to the production of goods and services. T