This two-volume anthology represents the range of articles
published inthe "Journal of Historical Sociology" over the last
twenty years. These essays, debates and responses by
internationally distinguished historians, sociologists,
anthropologists and geographers as well as by pioneering newer
scholars have been influential in challenging and redefining the
field of historical sociology. Spanning a range of issues and
topics that combine rich empirical scholarship with sophisticated
theoretical engagement, they bring together the very best of the
"JHS," The first volume includes key articles on the British state
by sociologists and historians and the second volume challenges the
nature of undertaking interdisciplinary work within history and the
social sciences. Together, both volumes contribute to the sustained
and coherent engagement of history and the social sciences in
Britain and elsewhere.
Volume 2 is a wide exploration of the historiographical, taking
us beyond Europe and often highlighting unconventional approaches
to the disciplines. It is essential reading for academics and
students within the social sciences including historical sociology,
anthropology and politics.
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