Towards the Third Modernity by Alain De Vulpian

Towards the Third Modernity by Alain De Vulpian

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Social, political and cultural changes like these go on around us at relentless speed and we struggle to make sense of them. This title plots the passage of what the author calls the First and Second Modernities. It helps us to make sense of changes that we have all seen in our lifetimes.

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Towards the Third Modernity by Alain De Vulpian

Social, political and cultural changes like these go on around us at relentless speed and we struggle to make sense of them. At last, "Towards The Third Modernity" sets out the results of in-depth field research spanning the last 60 years and looking forward to changes that are still on the horizon. Drawing on a mass of interviews, field research, life histories, opinion polls, surveys and social observation conducted across Western Europe and North America since the early 1950s, the author plots the passage of what he calls the First and Second Modernities. On page after page, his observations help us to make sense of changes that we have all seen in our lifetimes.
Alain de Vulpian is a French sociologist and political scientist with more than 50 years' experience in research and analysis of societal change. In 1954, he founded Comfrenca, a team of anthropologists, which developed nuanced techniques for evaluating consumer choice and behavioural change. He has written numerous articles and co-authored several books and has been a consultant for various leading companies, including Royal Dutch Shell, L'Oreal, Fiat, Renault, Fiat, Volvo, Nestle and Credit Lyonnais.
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ISBN 13 9780955008191
ISBN 10 0955008190
Titel Towards the Third Modernity
Autor Alain De Vulpian
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Triarchy Press
Erscheinungsjahr 2008-05-28
Seitenanzahl 304
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