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Changing Society

Changing Society offers a foundational exploration of the causes, impacts, and dynamics of social change. Informed by the tenets of universal design, equity and belonging, and a commitment to a decolonizing approach, it is written for undergraduate students majoring in social sciences, social work, ethnic studies, or social justice studies.

Sociology Social Sciences

Tác giả: Aimee Samara Krouskop, Ben Cushing, Kimberly Puttman, and Avery Temple
Nhà xuất bản: Open Oregon
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY-SA
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: How Does Social Change Matter to You
1.01: Chapter Story
1.02: The Art of Sociology
1.03: Diverse Experiences of Social Change
1.04: Conclusion
1.05: References
02: The Study of Social Change
2.01: Chapter Story
2.02: Social Change and the Sociological Framework
2.03: The Structure and Organization of Society
2.04: Patterns and Process of Social Change
2.05: Society and the Natural Environment
2.06: Conclusion
2.07: References
03: Social Location and Social Theories
3.01: Chapter Story
3.02: The Study of Social Location
3.03: Systems of Oppression
3.04: Lived Experiences in Stratified Society
3.05: Classical Sociological Perspectives
3.06: Newer Sociological Perspectives
3.07: Conclusion
3.08: References
04: Globalization and Inequality
4.01: Chapter Story
4.02: The Study of Global Stratification and Globalization
4.03: Measuring Global Stratification
4.04: The Classification of Countries
4.05: Theories of Inequality Between Countries
4.06: Measuring Social Inequality Within Countries
4.07: Measuring Quality of Life
4.08: Globalization and Inequality
4.09: Trends in Global Inequality
4.10: Conclusion
4.11: References
05: Roots of Global Inequality Decolonization and Resistance
5.01: Chapter Story
5.02: Foundations of Global Inequality
5.03: Globalization Inequality and the Development Age
5.04: Mixed Impacts of Foreign Assistance Humanitarian Aid and Development
5.05: New Perspectives and Movements for Global Change
5.06: Conclusion
5.07: References
06: Economy and Social Change
6.01: Chapter Story
6.02: What Is an Economy
6.03: Sociological Perspectives on Economic Change
6.04: U.S. Economic Change Over Time
6.05: New Economic Models
6.06: Conclusion
6.07: References
07: Health Safety and the State
7.01: Chapter Story
7.02: The Study of Healthcare as an Institution
7.03: Government Services and a Disparity of Support
7.04: Health Safety and the Legacy of Colonization
7.05: Alternative and Decolonizing Models for Health Safety and Security
7.06: Conclusion
7.07: References
08: Education- Inequality and Justice
8.01: Chapter Story
8.02: Perspectives on Education in Unequal Societies
8.03: Policy Matters for Social Justice
8.04: Genocide and Cultural Restoration
8.05: Teaching That Transforms
8.06: Conclusion
8.07: References
09: Religion Spiritual Belief Systems and Social Change
9.01: Chapter Story
9.02: Religion Spiritual Belief Systems and Power
9.03: Foundational Perspectives on Religion
9.04: Newer Perspectives on Religion
9.05: Resilience Resistance and Justice
9.06: Religion Spiritual Belief Systems and the Environment
9.07: Conclusion
9.08: References
10: Social Movements and the Environment
10.01: Chapter Story
10.02: Types of Social Movements
10.03: Stages of Social Movements
10.04: Perspectives on Social Movements
10.05: Environmental Inequity
10.06: Shifts in Perspective and Practice
10.07: Environmental Justice Movements
10.08: Indigenous-Led Environmental Justice Movements
10.09: Making Connections- Regeneration and Collaboration
10.10: Conclusion
10.11: References