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Explore how modern capitalism reshapes face-to-face relationships in this compelling sociological study from Routledge Advances in Sociology series (volume 86). This book examines the post-communist world whilst comparing it to established market economies, revealing the complex interplay between capitalist values and interpersonal bonds. Rather than attributing social fragmentation solely to communist legacies, the author demonstrates how profit-driven incentives and personal ambition in developing economies fundamentally alter relationships among family and friends. Drawing on evidence from diverse societies including China and Russia, this work challenges conventional assumptions about free-market development and its social costs. Essential reading for scholars, sociologists, and anyone interested in understanding how economic systems shape human connection and social behaviour across different cultural contexts.

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Routledge Advances in Sociology series volume 86 provides academic rigour and peer-reviewed scholarship on contemporary sociological issues affecting modern societies.

Comparative analysis spans post-communist regions and developed market economies, offering cross-cultural insights into capitalism's social impact.

Examines how profit orientations and personal ambition reshape face-to-face relationships between family members and close social networks.

Challenges common explanations that blame social fragmentation solely on communist legacies, revealing deeper capitalist influences.

Case studies from China, Russia and other diverse societies illustrate how economic development affects interpersonal bonds globally.

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05 February 2013
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