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IS THERE A ‘CRISIS’ IN THE WELFARE STATE?
Ken JudgeMost contemporary British social policies have developed within an institutional and intellectual framework which is commonly referred to as the welfare state, and which first…
COMMUNITY STUDIES: THE SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL HERITAGE AND ITS POPULARITY IN IRELAND
Desmond BellA Community Studies tradition based on the theory and methods of a functionalist social anthropology has since the 1930's been the dominant one in both characterising the social…
TOWARDS A SPECIFIC THEORY OF SCOTTISH NATIONALISM
A. Graeme HyslopIn his explication of nationalist activity in Scotland since 1707, Tony Dickson, although falling into the realms of economic expressivism, must be commended for raising a number…
RELATIONS OF PRODUCTION IN THE SCOTTISH INSHORE FISHING INDUSTRY
Barrie DeasThe Scottish fishing industry may be divided into two distinct sectors: the inshore industry and the trawling industry. Both of these are centred on the North East of Scotland…
WOMEN'S STUDIES IN SOCIOLOGY: A PERFUMED GHETTO?
Patricia JeffreyOne of the fields of sociology which is experiencing a dramatic explosion is that catch‐all area of Women's Studies. Books and articles touching on women's experiences in the…
Report of The Tokyo meeting of the International Sociological Association on Employment and Participation
Jiri KolajaResearch Committee No. 10 of the International Sociological Association that met prior to Uppsala in 1978, organised a workshop at Chuo University, Tokyo, November 6–8, 1980…
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