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Industrialisation (UK) or
industrialization (US) is the
period of
social and
economic change that
transforms a
human group from an
agrarian society into...
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Consciousness of Post-
Industrialism."
Contemporary Sociology. 7. 3 (1978): 270–273. Banks, Alan and Jim Foster."The
Mystifications of Post-
Industrialism. Appalachian...
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Deindustrialization is a
process of
social and
economic change caused by the
removal or
reduction of
industrial capacity or
activity in a
country or region...
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Wayback Machine. Encyclopædia Britannica. Scott, John (2005).
Industrialism: A
Dictionary of Sociology.
Oxford University Press. Kreis,
Steven (11...
- works,
often seen as conservative,
criticize the
contemporary trends of
industrialism, urbanism, and
westward expansion. Born in
Bolton le Moors, Lancashire...
- ****ets. New
Industrialism has been
described as "supply-side progressivism" or
embracing the idea of "Building More Stuff". New
Industrialism developed...
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Harvard University, best
known for his
contributions to the
study of post-
industrialism. He has been
described as "one of the
leading American intellectuals...
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During the
Victorian era,
there were, as in all eras,
certain social expectations that the
separate genders were
expected to
adhere to in the
United Kingdom...
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labor intensity.
Capital intensity is
sometimes ****ociated with
industrialism,
while labor intensity is
sometimes ****ociated with agrarianism. The...
- term
allows grouping together such
different regimes as
radical Soviet industrialism and the
Khmer Rouge's anti-urbanism.
According to
Alexander Dallin,...