Dave Elder-Vass Livres

The book explores the compatibility between realist and social constructionist perspectives on understanding the social world. It presents arguments that highlight how these seemingly opposing viewpoints can coexist and inform one another, ultimately enriching the discourse around social phenomena. By examining the nuances of both approaches, the author aims to bridge gaps in social theory and encourage a more integrated understanding of social realities.

Exploring the tension between social structure and individual agency, this work delves into a significant debate within the social sciences. It offers insights and solutions that bridge the gap between societal influences and personal autonomy, making it a valuable resource for understanding complex social dynamics.

This book develops a new political economy, enabling us to see, understand and advocate a diverse economy beyond capitalism and socialism.