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About Sociology

About Sociology

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Product Code:
2254-01
ISBN
978-619-01-0377-6
SKU
08.0075
Year
14-01-2019
Pages
336
Size
140/215 мм
Weight
0.47 kg
Cover Type
Hardcover
Genre
Sociology

Nikolai Genov

Nikolai Genov

Nikolai Genov (born 1946) is a sociologist of Bulgarian origin. He received his Dr.phil. in sociology from the University of Leipzig in 1975 and his Dr.sc. from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in 1986. In 1990 he became professor at BAS. Between 2002 and 2011 he was professor of sociology at the Institute of Sociology and Institute of Eastern European Studies of the Free University of Berlin. Si…

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This book is an intellectual evaluation. At the same time, it opens up new horizons for innovative and effective sociological research. This is the purpose of the updated synthesis of ideas scattered in hundreds of publications in different countries and in different languages. The publications are prepared on a variety of occasions and under different conditions. Many details in their goals and arguments are not comparable. But in each of them a common strategy of research interest and realization can be traced. Its development begins with the doctoral thesis defended in Leipzig in 1975 and goes to the monograph on global individualisation that Palgrave Macmillan published in 2018. The strategy must be justified, constructed and actively used as a new disciplinary paradigm that effectively targets and regulates sociological research. The focus of the proposed paradigm is the widely understood concept of social interaction. It is defined by the exchange of substance, energy and information between individual and collective social entities, their relations and processes at the micro-, meso- and macro-social level. Analytical parameters of social interactions, as well as the main deterministic chains, are defined.

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