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Some Post-Industrial Themes

Jonathan Gershuny

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This chapter outlines the views of the four theorists whose positions we shall adopt in order to formulate the 1970s version of the improvement ideology. In the case of each author, one book is adopted as a focus for discussion.

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This chapter outlines the views of the four theorists whose positions we shall adopt in order to formulate the 1970s version of the improvement ideology. In the case of each author, one book is adopted as a focus for discussion.

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This chapter outlines the views of the four theorists whose positions we shall adopt in order to formulate the 1970s version of the improvement ideology. In the case of each author, one book is adopted as a focus for discussion.

Key concepts: Ideology, Order (exchange), Focus (optics), Sociology, Epistemology, Engineering ethics, Engineering, Political science

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