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This leading, authoritative textbook has been carefully and substantially revised to provide the indispensable foundational resource for the sociology of work. The fourth edition has been transformed to combine unrivalled explanations of classic theories with the most cutting-edge research, data and debates.

The Sociology of Work, 4th Edition

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    472 pages

  • Release Date

    13 March 2015

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The Sociology of Work, 4th Edition

This leading, authoritative textbook has been carefully and substantially revised to provide the indispensable foundational resource for the sociology of work. The fourth edition has been transformed to combine unrivalled explanations of classic theories with the most cutting-edge research, data and debates.

Keith Grint and Darren Nixon examine different sociological approaches to work, emphasizing the links between social proc…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780745650456
ISBN-10:0745650457
Author:Keith Grint, Darren Nixon
Publisher:John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Imprint:Polity Press
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:472
Edition:4th
Release Date:13 March 2015
Weight:885g
Dimensions:36mm x 191mm x 246mm
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What They're Saying

Critics Review

“This new text provides a remarkably comprehensive overview of the world of work, rich in its coverage of diverse disciplinary perspectives, and offering historical, contemporary and future-oriented accounts of working patterns and controversies. And it does what many texts claim and few deliver – that is, it pays detailed attention to issues of gender and race as well as class.”
Jill Rubery, Manchester Business School

“A magnificent new edition that manages to combine key theories, analysis of contemporary changes in the service economy and speculation about the future of work – all in an admirably accessible style. An indispensable text for students of labour geography as well as for sociologists of work and employment.”
Linda McDowell, University of Oxford

About The Author

Keith Grint

Keith Grint is Professor of Public Leadership and Management at Warwick Business School.

Darren Nixon is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Leeds Beckett University.

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