Rebellious Families

Explore the intriguing complexities of rebellion in "Rebellious Families" by Jan Kok, published by Berghahn Books in 2003. This compelling volume delves into crucial questions about why people choose to stand against societal norms and expectations. With a page count of 256, Kok's research uncovers the intricate connections between family dynamics, political movements, and economic factors that drive collective behavior. Drawing on a rich body of work in sociology, this book sheds light on American family life and the labor movement, making it essential reading for anyone interested in social science and the motivations behind rebellion. Discover how familial ties can influence broader social change in this insightful paperback that combines rigorous research with engaging analysis.