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BK

First published

London ; Thousand Oaks ; New Delhi : SAGE Publications, 1995

xii, 403 stran : ilustrace, mapy ; 24 cm

ISBN 0-8039-8935-0 (brožováno)

Obsahuje bibliografii na stranách 367-389, bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík

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CONTENTS // List of Tables, Figures and Maps viii // Fins de Siecle xi // PART I THEORY AND HISTORY 1 // 1 Structure, Culture and Modernity 1 // A sociological history 1 // Why modernity? And what is it? 3 // Routes to and through modernity 5 // Dimensions of society 7 // Social processes and historical trajectories 13 // 2 Europe in Modern History 19 // The ambiguous centre 19 // The road of civil war 21 // The topology of post-1945 24 // Private property in question 27 // Globalization of the European civil war: the Cold War 29 // PART II STRUCTURATIONS 34 // 3 The Boundaries and the Peopling of Europe 34 // Delimitations 35 // Demographies of modernity 36 // From colonialism and emigration to ex-colonial immigration 39 // The climax of ethnic homogenization 43 // Migrations and the new heterogeneity 48 // 4 Tasks: Divisions of Labour 55 // Trajectories of work, paid and unpaid 55 // Labour and leisure 56 // The division of ages . 59 // The gendering of labour and leisure 61 // The high noon of industrial society 65 // The size of the working classes 73 // Work organizations 78 // vi Contents // 5 Rights to Claim: Membership and Welfare 85 // Membership 86 // Social rights and welfare states 89 // 6 Rights to Act - Politics, Sex and Property 100 // The extent of repression, East and West 101 // European jurisprudence 103 // Rights of women and patterns of patriarchy 104 // Wives and husbands 104 // Issues of discrimination and harassment 109 // Property and labour rights 111

// Command rights and livelihood rights 112 // The postwar rise of labour 115 // Eastern Europe between accumulation and // working-class rule 119 // From nationalization to privatization 121 // 7 Means: �The Glorious Years’ 133 // The common boom of European capitalism and socialism 133 // The rise and modelling of consumer societies 139 // Configurations of Western capital 146 // Issues of distribution 150 // 8 Risks and Opportunities 164 // Risks of death 165 // Career and property opportunities 173 // PART III SPACING 179 // 9 Cities and States 181 // Urbanism and postwar European modernity 184 // The new traditionality of the postwar state ordering 188 // 10 The European Economic Space 194 // The city belt and the European Community 194 // Integration without convergence 195 // The autonomous dynamics of trade 197 // The Europe of the regions 200 // Regions across states: re-dividing Western Europe 202 // 11 Europe’s Cultural Space 207 // Radiations of power 210 // The divisions of a Christian continent 213 // Linguistic links and demarcations 216 // Families of law 220 // Audio-visual Americanization 222 // Contents vii // PART IV ENCULTURATIONS 228 // 12 Issues of Identity 229 // �We� and the �Others’ 229 // European days of commemoration 233 // National rivalry, state dissent and hyphenated identities 239 // European and other attachments 242 // The Others of �Europe’ 243 // Continental allegiances 246 // The

globalization of youth 250 // 13 Horizons of Knowledge and Times of Belief 255 // Systems of mass education 257 // Science goes west 261 // The future dims: moments of post-modernity 264 // 14 Values of Contemporary Modernity 272 // The sceptical continent 272 // ... and the challenges of multiculturalism 276 // Post-nationalism 278 // Public collectivism and family individualism 282 // �Post-materialism’, class voting and public interventionism 284 // Individualizations of sexuality, parenthood and childhood 289 // Communist acculturation and the unhappy revolution 293 // PART V COLLECTIVE ACTION AND SOCIAL STEERING 304 // Protest, movement and association 304 // 15 Civil Societies and Collective Action 306 // Class organization and class action 308 // New protests and new movements 313 // Contours of contemporary Western collective action 320 // Protests and movements in the associated nations of the East 324 // 16 Eastern Socialism and Western Union: // Two Processes of Social Steering 334 // The Communist �road to socialism’ 335 // Towards �an ever closer’ Western union 341 // PART VI MODERNITY AND EUROPE: SIX QUESTIONS // AND THEIR ANSWERS 349 // Envoi: Europe and the Rest of Modernity 360 // Bibliography 367 // Index // 390