Description
About the Author
Paul Spicker is Emeritus Professor of Public Policy at Robert Gordon University; he works independently as a writer and commentator on social policy. His previous books on applied social theory include Liberty, equality, fraternity (2006), Reclaiming Individualism (2013), and Arguments for Welfare (2017).
Reviews
"Paul Spicker asks how to think-with, live-with, and be-with collectives in this important new book which sees afresh the possibilities of collective life. Crucially, it also reinstates the significance of the common good and value of the common weal for social scientists and activists." Stephen A. Webb, Glasgow Caledonian University
"This concise and well-written book is a compelling and timely reminder of the importance of collective action and political community." Daniel Beland, McGill University
Book Information
ISBN 9781447346890
Author Paul Spicker
Format Hardback
Page Count 188
Imprint Policy Press
Publisher Bristol University Press