Randolph Hohle
1 book
About the Author
Randolph Hohle is a scholar and author whose work examines the social forces shaping cities, communities, and everyday life. In The New Urban Sociology, he contributes to contemporary conversations about urban change, inequality, institutions, and the lived experience of modern metropolitan spaces. His writing connects sociological theory with social history and public questions, offering readers a thoughtful framework for understanding how urban environments are formed and transformed. Hohle’s work will interest students, researchers, and general readers seeking clear, critical perspectives on the relationship between society, place, and power.
Common genres
Writing style
analytical
accessible
critical
Books by Randolph Hohle
