The Problem of Race-Regeneration - Havelock Ellis - Bog

A pioneering work of early 20th century sociology, examines issues of race and class in the context of social Darwinism, a movement that was influential in the shift from traditional, liberal ideas of social organization to the radical theories of the 20th century. Essential and groundbreaking reading for anyone interested in the history of sociology.
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