Organisations, Identities and the Self

This book is a sociological account of the connections between organizations and social processes of self and identity. It demonstrates the value of the sociological perspective through a balanced appraisal of what big organisations have done to us, and for us. Clearly structured around an exposition of the inter-connected changes in political-economy, organizations, and peoples lives as consumers, workers, and citizens, this book offers an informative and accessible account of the role of organizations in our lives.