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Introductory Sociology is one of the most ambitious, scholarly and popular textbooks in its field. This welcome new edition builds on the strengths of its predecessor in its thematic coherence, clarity of exposition and analytical depth. 'Simply the best book for Introducing Sociology.' Erben, University of Southampton'An excellent sociology textbook.' - Barbara Griffin, University of Sunderland'The book is excellent.' Leaton-Gray, Cambridge University'Well written and structured.it is very accessible and yet it maintains its academic standard.' - George Smith, University of Central England'Excellent user-friendly layout - easy to find key information.'
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- Dr Sophie Gilliat-Ray, Cardiff University'An excellent introductory text which is written in a style which is very accessible to students. The additional on-line material is very helpful.' West, Glasgow Caledonian University'Continual improvement of an already excellent introduction to the subject.' Nicholls, Staffordshire University'A comprehensive introduction to sociology.' Montgomery, University of Wales, BangorReviews of the previous edition:'Bilton's team of authors has grown to six since the second edition and the book has also expanded in length, but the work has lost none of its topicality, sound scholarship and breadth of coverage. In addition, it comes this time with an instructor's pack, which ought to be purchased by anyone interested in using it on courses, since the exercises and overheads will make class preparation much easier.
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Introductory Sociology can be warmly recommended.' - Times Higher Education Supplement'I am impressed with the range, scale and scope of this volume. As always it contains a range of very good material where data are presented clearly and elegantly and illustrated with material drawn from a range of sociological studies.' - Professor Robert Burgess, University of Warwick.