This book offers a full, rounded assessment of Weber's ideas, clarifying his important and distinctive place among the founders of sociology. It investigates the whole range of Weber's study and includes new material specially translated for this volume. Professor Eldridge has a research interest in industrial relations and brings new insight, in particular, to Weber's discussion of methodological issues in his study of industrial workers.
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J.E.T. Eldridge is Professor of Sociology at the University of Bradford. He took his B.Sc and MA degrees at the University of Leicester, going on to a research post at the University of Durham. He later became senior lecturer at the University of York and took up his present position in 1969. Professor Eldridge is a member of the British Sociological Association and the British Universities Industrial Relations Association.
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