Theoretical times: claustropolitan sociology

Tara Brabazon; Steve Redhead

Theoretical times: claustropolitan sociology

Tara Brabazon (Performer)
, Steve Redhead (Performer)

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Abstract

Does sociology have a future? How does the discipline - and the scholars within it - manage neo-liberalism, xenophobia, terrorism and gated communities? Steve and Tara explore the concept of 'claustropolitan sociology' as part of their 'Theoretical times' series.

Original language	English
Publisher	Liberated Syndication
Media of output	Online
Size	24m, 36s
Publication status	Published - 28 Dec 2014

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