Postmodernization: Change in Advanced Society

Stephen Crook · Jan Pakulski · Malcolm Waters

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Philosophical and Historical Studies Social and Cultural Studies Cultural Studies and Postmodernism

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Modernization and postmodernization from culture to postculture the shrinking state simulated inequality social movements and the new politics disalienation and debureaucratization science and technology - decomposition of the grand design the dialectics of postmodernization.

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