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Routledge Social Isolation in Modern Society - Sociology Book

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Description

Social isolation impacts individuals and communities worldwide, yet comprehensive research on this phenomenon has historically been limited. This volume from the Routledge Advances in Sociology series provides a necessary deep dive into the subject through the first multidisciplinary study of its kind. By integrating research traditions from across the social sciences, this work connects sociological theories of social networks with psychological theories regarding feelings of loneliness. This combined approach allows for a more complete understanding of how isolation functions in the modern world. The book utilizes results from a large-scale international study to describe the extent and nature of social isolation. Readers will find detailed analysis of the different ways this issue manifests across various populations. This text serves as a vital resource for those studying the social and psychological dimensions of human connection in contemporary society.

Key Features

Multidisciplinary research approach that combines social science traditions to study the complex nature of social isolation.

Integrates sociological theories of social networks with psychological studies on loneliness for a comprehensive perspective.

Based on a large-scale international study to provide data-driven insights into global social trends.

Explores the specific extent and nature of how isolation manifests differently across various groups.

Part of the Routledge Advances in Sociology series, providing academic depth for students and professionals.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
22 December 2005
Listed Since
09 February 2007

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