by David Rose · Routledge · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780091646912
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«Social Stratification and Economic Change» is the sociology work edited by David Rose with Howard Newby, in paperback (303 pages, in English).
It analyses social stratification and economic change in Britain during the twentieth century, focusing on social classes, social change, and the country's social and economic conditions. The volume brings together a sociological and economic perspective to explain how British society was transformed during that period.
Originally published in 1988, the volume includes bibliographical references (pp. 279-297) and an index; its Dewey classification is 305.5/0941.
Suitable for tertiary education students and readers interested in sociology, economics, and social sciences.
