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‘A rich and innovative book. I especially liked Gregson’s pioneering rethinking of MacIntyre’s critique of individualist notions of rationality and the implications for understandings of power and moral agency. Highly recommended.’ Linsey McGoey, University of Essex 'This is a cogent theoretical analysis of the plethora of harms faced by populations across contemporary neoliberal societies, one located within an understanding of the various forms in which ignorance hides, maintains and exacerbates such harms, and exploring the inabilities of liberal individualism to mitigate, often even recognise, these. John Gregson’s book makes an original and significant contribution to our understandings of the dynamics and trajectories of social harm, with important insights as to how these might and should be resisted.' Steve Tombs, The Open University

‘A rich and innovative book. I especially liked Gregson’s pioneering rethinking of MacIntyre’s critique of individualist notions of rationality and the implications for understandings of power and moral agency. Highly recommended.’ Linsey McGoey, University of Essex

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John Gregson is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Leeds Beckett University.

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