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Changes to Family, Paid Work and Politics in the (World) Risk Society, permeates all areas of contemporary society, from social class (inequality) and family, to paid work and politics. In Chap. ., we took a closer look at his idea that radicalised individualisation erodes the class structure but not inequality. In this chapter, we will explore how he thinks the (worl

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The World Risk Society as a Cosmopolitan Society?,increasingly important in his work (cf. Beck, 1996, 2000c, 2002b, 2005a, 2006, 2009a, 2009c, 2011, 2012a, 2016a, 2016b; Beck & Grande, 2007, 2010; Beck & Sznaider, 2006a, Beck & Levy, 2013). Since Beck’s cosmopolitan perspective does not stand on its own and should be considered part of a broader co

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The (World) Risk Society in a Critical Light,nism and metamorphosis. This final chapter attempts to provide a more critical overview of his theory. It starts, however, with a few words about Beck’s view of science, knowledge of which is a prerequisite for any critical consideration of his social theory. For example, before criticising Beck for

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Book 2021udden death on New Year‘s Day 2015. Beck‘s entire body of work is divided into four interrelated phases, which are successively presented and discussed, namely: the original theory of risk society (from 1986 onwards); the theory of the world risk society (from 1996 onwards); the theory of cosmopolit

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en by one of the leading risk and Beck scholars.This book provides a comprehensive and thorough interpretation of Beck‘s theory of the (world) risk society, from its original formulation up to his sudden death on New Year‘s Day 2015. Beck‘s entire body of work is divided into four interrelated phase

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What Is Risk?,the centuries-long history of risk in order to clarify how the concept ‘emerged’ historically and how it was dealt with prior to Beck’s theory of the risk society. This will help to illustrate what was so special about Beck’s understanding of risk (cf. Rasborg, 2020).

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The World Risk Society as a Cosmopolitan Society?,k & Sznaider, 2006a, Beck & Levy, 2013). Since Beck’s cosmopolitan perspective does not stand on its own and should be considered part of a broader cosmopolitan turn in the social sciences, I will start with a brief introduction to what makes his cosmopolitanism notable.

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Introduction, welfare society, service society, leisure society, experience society, network society, multi-option society, insurance society, high-speed society, performance society, recognition society and so on.