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Max Weber: Still relevant after all these years?

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Bryan Turner,Max Weber: From History to Modernity, London, Routledge, 1993, £ 30.00 hb, 0 415 06751 0, £ 12.99 pb, 0 415 11452 7.

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  1. R. Bellamy,Liberalism and Modern Society: an Historical Argument (Oxford: Polity Press, 1992).

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  2. M. Weber,The Theory of Social and Economic Organisation (1922), trld. A.R. Henderson (London: Hodge, 1947).

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  1. Department of Applied Social Studies, Edge Hill College of Higher Education, UK

    Paul Reynolds

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The author acknowledges the considerable input of Marcus Roberts to this piece.

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Reynolds, P. Max Weber: Still relevant after all these years?. Res Publica 3, 247–253 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02333609

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