Understanding and explaining the causes and consequences of social
change has been an important concern of social theorists throughout
the history of sociology. This wide ranging text focuses on a rich
and diverse body of theoretical work, from Adam Smith and Comte to
Lyotard and Baudrillard, in order to demonstrate the relevance of
both classical and contemporary social theory to the wider social
world and to show that, while social theory may not deliver all the
answers we might like, it does improve the quality of the questions
we can ask about how social change comes about, what its effects
are and where it is leading us.
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