Class and Space: The making of urban society (RLE Social Theory)

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Reprint. Originally published: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1987. Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Original Title Page Original Copyright Page Table of Contents List of Tables List of Figures Acknowledgments 1 The geography of class formation PART ONE THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 2 Introduction: The geography of nineteenth-century class formation 3 Class, place and industrial revolution 4 Class, behaviour and residence in nineteenth-century society: the lower middle class in Huddersfield in 1871 5 Home ownership, subsistence and historical change: the mining district of West Cornwall in the late nineteenth century 6 Constituting class and gender: a social history of the home, 1700–1901 PART TWO THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 7 Introduction: The geography of late twentieth-century class formation 8 The growth of scientific management: transformations in class structure and class struggle 9 Knowing your place: Class, politics and ethnicity in Chicago and Birmingham, 1890-1983 10 Spatial development processes: organized or disorganized? 11 The affluent homeowner: labour-market position and the shaping of housing histories Bibliography Index of Names Subject Index