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Political, Social and Economic Sociology offers a comprehensive examination of the interconnections between politics, society, and economics, providing insights into how these domains shape and influence one another. Authored by leading sociologists and political scientists, the book integrates theoretical perspectives with empirical research to illuminate complex societal dynamics. The text explores key themes such as power relations, social movements, globalization, inequality, and the role of institutions in shaping political and economic outcomes. It examines how social structures and processes intersect with political and economic systems, affecting issues such as social policy, labor markets, and global governance. Through comparative analysis and case studies from around the world, the book highlights the diversity of political, social, and economic arrangements and their impacts on individuals and communities. It addresses pressing contemporary issues, including the rise of populism, environmental sustainability, technological change, and social justice movements. "Political, Social and Economic Sociology" is essential reading for students, scholars, and policymakers seeking a deeper understanding of the complex interactions between politics, society, and the economy. It underscores the interdisciplinary nature of sociology and political science in analyzing and addressing global challenges and societal transformations in the contemporary world.