Full Description
Sociology Matters offers a truly concise introduction to sociology with thorough, balanced coverage of the major theoretical perspectives. It emphasizes real-world applications and enables students to see the relevance of sociological concepts to their everyday lives. The latest release of Sociology Matters has been carefully revised to present important world developments and new research with clear and succinct language. With up-to-date scholarship, examples, and photos, Dr. Schaefer's student-friendly program features thorough integration of the latest studies and explores their implications in language that is accessible and engaging.
Contents
1 The Sociological View
2 Culture and Socialization
3 Social Interaction, Groups, and Social Structure
4 Deviance and Social Control
5 Stratification in the United States and Global Inequality
6 Inequality by Race and Ethnicity
7 Inequality by Gender
8 Social Institutions: Family and Religion
9 Social Institutions: Education, Government, and the Economy
10 Population, Community, Health, and the Environment
11 Social Movements, Social Change, and Technology
