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Volume 47 No 1 March 1996
Contents
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Crime and politics: spot the difference Stanley Cohen
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Social class and underclass in Britain and the USA Gordon Marshall, Stephen Roberts and Carole Burgoyne
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The attenuation of class analysis: some comments on Marshall, Roberts and Burgoyne, 'Social class and underclass in Britain and the USA' Lydia Morris and John Scott
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The fragmentation of class analysis Rosemary Crompton
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Age related distributive justice and claims on resources Sarah Irwin
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Measuring left-right and libertarian-authoritarian values in the British electorate Geoffrey Evans, Anthony Heath and Mansur Lalljee-
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Symbolic boundaries and national identity in Australia Timothy L Phillips
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Civilization and ambivalence Ian Burkitt
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Half-belief and the paradox of ritual instrumental activism: a theory of modern superstition Colin Campbell
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Feminist fallacies: a reply to Hakim on women's employment Jay Ginn, Sara Arber, Julia Brannen, Angela Dale, Shirley Dex, Peter Elias, Peter Moss, Jan Pahl, Ceridwen Roberts and Jill Rubery
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Whose myths are they anyway?: a comment Irene Bruegel
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The sexual division of labour and women's heterogeneity Catherine Hakim
Pages 189-196
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Reviewer
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Beyer, P
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Religion and Globalization
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David Martin
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Casanova, J
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Public Religions in the Modern World
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David Martin
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Gellner, E
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Encounters with Nationalism
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John A Hall
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Hunt, A and Wickham, G
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Foucault and Law: Towards a Sociology of Law as Governance
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WT Murphy
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Jarvie, G and Maguire, J
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Sport and Leisure in Social Thought
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KG Sheard
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Larana, E, Johnston, H and Gusfield, R (eds)
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Ideology to Identity
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Larry Ray
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Outhwaite, W
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Habermas: A Critical Introduction
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Ian Craib
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Ramazanoglu, C (ed)
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Up Against Foucault: Explorations of Some Tensions Between Foucault and Feminism
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Claire Maher
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Sklair, L (ed)
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Capitalism and Development
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John A Hall
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Wasserman, S and Faust, K
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Social Network Analysis: Methods and Applications
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John Scott
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