Lynn Hollen Lees Bücher

Focusing on the evolution of English welfare policies from the seventeenth century to today, the book examines the interplay between individual narratives and government actions. Lynn Lees highlights how cultural perceptions of entitlement influenced welfare distribution, revealing a complex relationship between industrial growth and restricted aid. The study discusses the cyclical nature of support, where economic fluctuations led to varying degrees of generosity, ultimately illustrating that the history of welfare is marked by shifting attitudes toward poverty rather than linear progress.

Focusing on the birth experiences of lower-class women in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, this title reveals the complex ways in which modernity emerges in local contexts. Through vivid description and animated dialogue, it conveys the birth stories of the women of Tamil Nadu in their own voices.

Focusing on the transformative period from the mid-eighteenth century to World War I, this book examines the dramatic urbanization in Europe, where many cities saw populations soar by over 1000%. It connects urban growth to industrialization, migration, and colonial expansion, highlighting the social, political, and cultural challenges that emerged. The authors emphasize the role of urban reformers and the interplay between European and colonial cities, offering a unique perspective on the relationship between urban development and broader historical trends.

GLOBAL SOCIETY: THE WORLD SINCE 1900 is a globally-oriented narrative in its chronology, geographical integration, and thematic priorities. By focusing on the themes of technology and environment, the Third Edition keeps itself grounded in the material forces affecting global life and includes dynamic pedagogical tools such as maps, tech boxes, and illustrations. Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.