Publisher's Synopsis
"The Blackwell Companion to Political Sociology" brings together 38 original essays covering the wide interdisciplinary field of political sociology. Contributors consider how concepts, theories, and case studies are being used to investigate contemporary social and political life in recent scholarship. The book explores both standard and emerging topics in the field, such as power, the state, violence, governance, identity, and citizenship. The volume includes abstracts for each chapter, further reading lists, and a consolidated bibliography, making this an excellent guide for students as well as researchers seeking a complete reference to the field and a guide to future concerns.
