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This is Sociology

A Short Introduction

Steven Threadgold & Dan Woodman

This is Sociology

This is Sociology

A Short Introduction

This is Sociology

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A concise, accessible text, focusing on the global contribution to contemporary sociology, citing scholars and theoretical perspectives from all over the world and aligning with the aim to decolonise the curriculum.

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Beschrijving This is Sociology

A concise, accessible text, focusing on the global contribution to contemporary sociology, citing scholars and theoretical perspectives from all over the world and aligning with the aim to decolonise the curriculum.

ISBN
9781529692341
Pagina's
224
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Rubriek
Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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1
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Paperback
Taal
Engels
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SAGE Publications Ltd

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