Published Works
- Middle Class Radicalism (Manchester University Press, 1968)
- Class Inequality and Political Order (Granada, 1971)
- The Social Analysis of Class Structure (Tavistock Publications, 1974)
- Marxism and Class Theory (Columbia University Press, 1979)
- Class and Stratification in Socialist Societies (Open University Press, 1981)
- Max Weber (Tavistock Publications, 1982)
- Krippendorf's Tribe (Atheneum, 1985)
- The Mind and Body Shop (Atheneum, 1987)
- Durkheim (Oxford University Press, 1992)
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