Industrial Man

Professor Burns has selected Readings which examine the whole range of influences of industrialization on social systems. They look at the critical importance of industrialism as an agent of social change, at the emergence of groupings peculiar to industry – management, the labour force and, above all, at the way our personal relationships, careers and identities are defined by the industrial setting in which they are worked out.

Published 1969.

Binding of book is semi-intact. Moderate shelfwear, foxing, creasing, and fraying. Sticker on front cover. Heavy tanning and foxing on edges of book. Annotations in pencil and heavy foxing on insides of covers. Streaks of marker on title page. Annotations in pen, several waterstains and heavy foxing on certain pages.