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Debate: Theorizing class in a risk society

What is a critical theory of the risk society? A reply to Beck†

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  • †Thanks to Marcus Taylor for his helpful comments.

(Corresponding author email: d.curran@queensu.ca)

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10.1111/1468-4446.12006

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