The fall and rise of class analysis in British sociology, 1950-2016

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@David__Osland https://t.co/rEEHrw0Uft. P61 - reference for what I said about Marxism and sociology.

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@BasitMahmood91 Thank you - I assumed it would be that. https://t.co/QrUtO8lEls This is one source that focuses on the challenges of defining.

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@Andrew_Adonis @OwenJones84 Sociology in Britain was built on arguments for and against a Marxist anaysis of class - Marx was a touchstone for all of the debates. Have a read of this if you don't believe me. https://t.co/zHrUeTGkTQ

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RT @MikeSav47032563: Open access copy of my 'The fall and rise of class analysis in British sociology, 1950-2016' for Tempo Social. https:…

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