| Sumario: | Harriet Bradley's 'Fractured Identities: Changing Patterns of Inequality' explores the evolving dynamics of social inequality and identity in modern societies. The book examines the impact of factors such as capitalism, globalization, and neoliberal policies on class, gender, race, and other social identities. Bradley analyzes how political events, such as the 'War on Terror' and European Union expansion, have influenced ethnic relations and contributed to societal polarization. The text delves into emerging identities, including those related to age, disability, and sexual orientation, emphasizing the complexity and fluidity of social processes in the 21st century. Aimed at students and scholars of sociology and cultural studies, the book provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities in addressing social inequality.
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