Sociology

Discover the inspiring autobiography of Floella Benjamin in "What Are You Doing Here?" Explore her remarkable journey from a childhood spent during WWII to becoming a beloved television icon.
Explore how post-WWII migrations transformed Europe in "The Unsettling of Europe" by Peter Gatrell. Delve into a century's worth of movement and its enduring impact on politics, culture, and identity from 1945 to today.
Delve into the intersection of culture and cosmology with Mary Douglas's seminal work, exploring how humans use natural symbols to make sense of the universe and our place within it.
Discover 'Who They Was', a gripping novel longlisted for the 2020 Booker Prize, now available in stores everywhere.
A haunting exploration of death, memory and the quiet spaces between lives, this book follows a series of abandoned mansions turned graveyards, revealing how silence shapes our understanding of mortality.
A chilling exposé of the Windrush scandal, revealing how policy, prejudice, and bureaucratic indifference betrayed a generation of Caribbean immigrants in Britain. An essential read on justice, identity, and systemic racism.
Discover the global impact of conquests on cultures in this thought-provoking book by Thomas Sowell, available now in stores.
Explore the transformative power of interdependence in "The Care Manifesto." This insightful book challenges traditional views on care and compassion, urging a collective reimagining of societal values towards more equitable and empathetic structures.
Explore the evolution of cities with Shane Ewen's "What is Urban History?" Delve into urbanization, societal transformations, and historical narratives that shaped modern metropolises.
Discover the fascinating stories and glories of graveyards in "A Tomb With a View", a book that uncovers the history and secrets behind these often overlooked places, available now in stores.
Batsford (9781849945813)
Verso (9781859842652 / 32 b&w photographs)
University of Nebraska (9780803275621)
Exploring suicide through a sociological lens, Durkheim examines how social integration and regulation shape individual choices, revealing patterns that challenge personal narratives and societal norms.
Pen and Sword History (9781526720856)
Routledge (9781138790377)
MacLehose Press (9780857051073)
SAGE Publications Ltd (9780857020796)

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