Identity and Control

Discover the profound insights of Harrison C. White in his acclaimed work, Identity and Control, published by Princeton University Press in 2008. This second edition, spanning 456 pages, delves deep into the intricate relationship between social structure and individual experiences. White refines and expands his theory, illuminating how social structures and cultural norms emerge from the chaos and uncertainty of everyday life.

Through a comprehensive exploration of social control, institutions, and networks, this book offers readers a unique perspective on the formations that arise within society. Ideal for students and scholars of sociology and social science, Identity and Control is a vital resource for understanding the complexities of social interactions and the frameworks that shape our lives. Enhance your understanding of social dynamics with this essential read.