Besuch der Minchenden School in Southgate, Barnet (bei London).

Biografie Anthony Giddens Vater: Mutter: Geschwister: 1 Bruder Ehe: Kinder: 2 Töchter Religion: 18.1.1939 Geboren in Edmonton. Besuch der Minchenden School in Southgate, Barnet (bei London). 1956-1959 Studium der Soziologie und Psychologie an der University of Hull in Kingston-upon- Hull; 1959 B.A. first class honours. 1959-1961 Studium der Soziologie an der London School of Economics and Political Science in London; 1961 M.A. with distinction mit der Arbeit: Sport and society in contemporary England. 1961-1970 Lecturer in Sociology an der University of Leicester in Leicester, wo damals auch Norbert Elias (1897-1990) lehrte. 1970-1997 Lebte in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. 1970-1976 Studium an der University of Cambridge in Cambridge. 1976 Ph.D. (Sociology). 1970-1984 Lecturer in Sociology und Fellow am King s College der University of Cambridge in Cambridge. 1984-1996 Mitglied der University of Cambridge in Cambridge: 1984-1986 Reader in Sociology, 1986-1996 Professor of Sociology. seit 1985 Chairman und Director des Verlags Polity Press Ltd. in Cambridge sowie Director der Blackwell-Polity Ltd. seit 1989 Chairman und Director des Centre for Social Research in London. seit 1997 Lebt in London. seit 1997 Director der London School of Economics and Political Science in London. Berater des britischen Prime Minister Tony Blair <Link: http://search.biography.com/print_record.pl?id=6893> (1953-). Lebt heute in London.

Bibliografie Anthony Giddens Bücher und Herausgeberschaften (Herausgeber) The sociology of suicide. A selection of readings. Edited by Anthony Giddens. London: Cass 1971 (= New sociology library.3.), xviii, 424 S. Capitalism and modern social theory. An analysis of the writings of Marx, Durkheim and Max Weber. Cambridge-New York, N.Y.: Cambridge University Press 1971, xviii, 261 S. Politics and sociology in the thought of Max Weber. London: Macmillan 1972 (= Studies in sociology.), 64 S. (Übersetzer & Herausgeber) Émile Durkheim: Selected writings. Edited, translated and with an introduction by Anthony Giddens. Cambridge-New York, N.Y.: Cambridge University Press 1972, x, 272 S. Elites in the British class structure. Cambridge: University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics 1972 (= Reprint series. University of Cambridge. Department of Applied Economics. 370.), S. 345-372. Separatabdruck aus: Sociological Review. New Series (London), 20. Bd., Nr. 3 (August 1972). The class structure of the advanced societies. London: Hutchinson 1973 (= Hutchinson university library: sociology.), 336 S. (Herausgeber) Elites and power in British society. Edited by Philip Stanworth, Anthony Giddens. (All the papers [...] with the exception of the first, were presented at a working conference held at King's College, Cambridge, in March 1973, and sponsored by the Nuffield Foundation.) Cambridge- New York, N.Y.: Cambridge University Press 1974 (= Cambridge studies in sociology. 8.), xiii, 261 S. (Herausgeber) Positivism and sociology. Edited with an introduction by Anthony Giddens. London: Heinemann Educational 1975 (= H.E.B. paperback.), x, 244 S. (Mit Philip Stanworth) The modern corporate economy. Interlocking directorships in Britain, 1906-1970. Cambridge: University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics 1976 (= Sociology reprint. University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics. 3.). Separatabdruck aus: Sociological Review. New Series (London), 23. Bd., Nr. 1 (Februar 1975). New rules of sociological method. A positive critique of interpretative sociologies. London: Hutchinson 1976, 192 S. Studies in social and political theory. London: Hutchinson 1977, 416 S. Durkheim. London: Fontana 1978, 125 S. Später unter dem Titel: Emile Durkheim. Central problems in social theory. Action, structure and contradiction in social analysis. London: Macmillan 1979, ix, 294 S. The class structure of the advanced societies. London: Unwin Hyman 1981 ( 1980), 366 S. A contemporary critique of historical materialism. London (Band 2: Cambridge): Macmillan (Band 2: Polity Press) 1981-1985 (= Contemporary social theory.), 2 Bände: Volume 1: Power, property and the state. 1981, 294 S. Volume 2. The nation-state and violence. 1985, vi, 399 S. Sociology. A brief but critical introduction. London: Macmillan 1982, viii, 182 S. (Herausgeber) Classes, power, and conflict. Classical and contemporary debates. Edited by Anthony Giddens and David Held. Basingstoke: Macmillan 1982 (= Contemporary social theory.), x, 646 S. (Herausgeber) Social class and the division of labour. Essays in honour of Ilya Neustadt. Edited by Anthony Giddens, Gavin Mackenzie. Cambridge-New York, N.Y.: Cambridge University Press 1982, xvi, 337 S. Profiles and critiques in social theory. Chapter 2 contributed by Fred Dallmayr. Basingstoke: Macmillan 1982 (= Contemporary social theory.), xi, 239 S. The constitution of society. Outline of the theory of structuration. Cambridge: Polity Press 1984, xxxvii, 402 S.

(Herausgeber) Émile Durkheim: Durkheim on politics and the state. Edited with an introduction by Anthony Giddens. Translated by W[ilfred] D[ouglas] Halls. Cambridge: Polity Press 1986, 250 S. Übersetzung aus dem Deutschen. Social theory and modern sociology. Cambridge / Oxford: Polity Press / in association with Basil Blackwell 1987, 270 S. (Herausgeber) Social theory today. Edited by Anthony Giddens and Jonathan H. Turner. Cambridge: Polity Press 1987, vi, 428 S. (Mitarbeiter) Ecologia politica. Testi di Anthony Giddens, Claus Offe, Alain Touraine. Con un saggo e a cura di Paolo Ceri. Milano: Feltrinelli 1987 (= Presenze. Feltrinelli.), 127 S. Enthält von Anthony Giddens: Modernita, ecologia e trasformazione sociale. Sociology. Cambridge: Polity Press 1989, 815 S. 2nd edition fully revised and updated. Cambridge: Polity Press 1993, xxvii, 819 S.; 4th edition, fully revised and updated, with the assistance of Karen Birdsall, Cambridge: Polity Press 2001, xvii, 750 S. The consequences of modernity. (Based on the Raymond Fred West memorial lectures which the author delivered at Stanford University in April 1988.) Cambridge: Polity Press 1990, ix, 186 S. Introduction to sociology. New York, N.Y.: Norton 1991, xxviii, 875, 117 S. 3rd edition mit Mitchell Duneier. Modernity and self-identity. Self and society in the late modern age. Cambridge: Polity Press 1991, 256 S. The transformation of intimacy. Sexuality, love, and eroticism in modern societies. Cambridge: Polity Press 1992, 212 S. (Herausgeber) Human societies. An introductory reader in sociology. Edited by Anthony Giddens. Cambridge: Polity Press 1992, xii, 388 S. Revised and updated edition, Cambridge: Polity Press 1997, unter dem Titel: Sociology. Introductory readings. The Giddens Reader. Edited by Philip Cassell. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press 1993, viii, 356 S. Beyond left and right. The future of radical politics. Cambridge: Polity Press 1994, vii, 276 S. (Herausgeber) Polity reader in social theory. Edited by Anthony Giddens [et al.]. Cambridge: Polity Press 1993, ix, 402 S. (Mit Ulrich Beck & Scott Lash) Reflexive modernization. Politics, tradition and aesthetics in the modern social order. Cambridge: Polity Press 1994, viii, 225 S. Politics, sociology and social theory. Encounters with classical and contemporary social thought. Cambridge / Oxford: Polity Press / in association with Basil Blackwell 1995, 304 S. Sammelband. Affluence, poverty and the idea of a post-scarcity society. Geneva: United Nations Research Institute for Social Development 1995 (= Discussion paper. United Nations Research Institute for Social Development. DP 63.), ii, 12 S. (Mit M[ichele] Barrett) Politics of intimacy. All you need [...] a series on love. London: ICA Video 1995 (= Psychoanalysis psychology & sociology. 1383.), 1 Tonbandkassette. In defence of sociology. Essays, interpretations and rejoinders. Cambridge / Cambridge, Mass.: Polity Press / Basil Blackwell 1996, 288 S. Modernity and its futures. The LSE Director's lectures, 1997-1998. [London: London School of Economics] 1997-1998 (= LSE Director's lectures; 1997-1998.), 8 Tonbandkassetten à 50 Minuten. Vorlesungen vom 12., 19. und 26. November 1997, 3. Dezember 1997, 21. und 28. Jänner 1998, 4. und 24. Februar 1998. (Kommentator) Michael Novak: Is there a third way? Essays on the changing direction of socialist thought. Commentaries [by] Anthony Giddens, John Lloyd, Paul Ormerod. London: IEA Health and Welfare Unit 1998 (= Choice in welfare, 1362-9665. 46.), viii, 62 S. (Mit Christopher Pierson) Conversations with Giddens. Making sense of modernity. Cambridge: Polity Press 1998, ix, 233 S. The third way. The renewal of social democracy. Cambridge: Polity Press 1998, x, 166 S. Globalization. The runaway world. [Genève]: Fondation Latsis Internationale [1998] (= Fondation Latsis internationale. 9.), 18 S. Runaway world. How globalisation is reshaping our lives. (Based on the author's 1999 BBC Reith Lectures.) London: Profile Books 1999, 104 S. The Third way and its critics. Cambridge: Polity Press 2000, 195 S.

(Herausgeber) On the edge. Living with global capitalism. Edited by Will Hutton and Anthony Giddens. London: Cape 2000, xi, 241 S. Amerikanische Ausgabe unter dem Titel: Global capitalism. (Herausgeber) The global third way debate. Edited by Anthony Giddens. Cambridge: Polity Press 2001, xiv, 431 S. Against the third way. Cambridge: Polity Press 2001, VIII,189 S. Where now for New Labour? Cambridge: Polity Press 2002, viii, 84 S.

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