Society, History, and the Global Human Condition
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A32=Elijah Anderson
A32=Guang Xia
A32=J.I. Bakker
A32=Maurice Zeitlin
A32=Michael Zeitlin
A32=Professor Lord Anthony Giddens
A32=Robert J. Brym
A32=Zaheer Baber
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- ISBN 9780739140369
- Weight: 699g
- Dimensions: 163 x 238mm
- Publication Date: 18 Dec 2010
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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This Festschrift for Irving M. Zeitlin honors a scholar whose work has influenced and continues to influence sociology, particularly classical sociological theory, sociology of religion, and historical sociology. Irving M. Zeitlin's scholarship and mentoring has also influenced and inspired a new generation of sociologists. The essays presented here address a wide range of topics that include classical sociological theory, globalization, bureaucracy, genocide, resistance, ethnic diversity, the intifada, anti-Semitism, democracy, geopolitical theory, war literature, science, and national culture. The contributions span a wide range of geographical areas that include Korea, China, India, Poland, Spain, Germany, the ex-Soviet Union, Canada, and the United States. These essays by eminent scholars located in many parts of the world affirm the incredibly broad range of expertise and learning that Irving M. Zeitlin's work has engaged with. The contributions to this volume also serve to highlight the contemporary relevance of the classical sociological tradition in making sense of the global human condition.
Zaheer Baber is professor of sociology at the University of Toronto.
Joseph M. Bryant is professor of sociology and religion at the University of Toronto.
