Making Sense of Wales
A Sociological Perspective
Distributed for University of Wales Press
295 pages
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© 2002
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Table of Contents

Contents
Series Editor’s Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Visions of Wales
2. Wales Remade? The Transformation of Economic Structures
3. ’An Ideal Research Site’: Wales and the Problem of Development
4. Enclaves, Archipelagos and Regions: Rethinking the Regional Problem
5. Divided and Dividing Wales? Explorations in Geography and Class
6. Beyond the Basics
7. Rural Wales: The Sociological Account
8. Contemporary Rural Wales: Via Development to Dependence?
9. Debating the Transformation: A Welsh Economic Miracle?
10. Language, Culture and Nation: Wales in the Melting Pot
11. Nation, Nationalism and Ethnicity
Conclusion
References
Index
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