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Dit boek is een mozaiek met een kleurige en aansprekende voorstelling van het huidige Nederland. Achter de eenvoud van de presentatie steekt een sterke theoretische gerichtheid. Zo krijgt de lezer haast ongemerkt een staalkaart van de sociologische theorievorming….
Dit boek is een mozaiek met een kleurige en aansprekende voorstelling van het huidige Nederland. Achter de eenvoud van de presentatie steekt een sterke theoretische gerichtheid. Zo krijgt de lezer haast ongemerkt een staalkaart van de sociologische theorievorming.
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