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Inequality and Interdependence

Inequality and Interdependence: Social Problems and Social Justice examines the persistent social problems of our world, asking both who suffers and who benefits. We explore inequality in issues that challenge communities today, such as education, mental health, death and dying, and disaster recovery, among others. We invite students to celebrate the work of those who remind us of our interdependence, to imagine powerful equitable solutions.

Social Justice StudiesSocial Sciences
Author
Kimberly Puttman, Kathryn Burrows, Patricia Halleran, Bethany Grace Howe, Nora Karena, Kelly Szott, and Avery Temple
Publisher
LibreTexts
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
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Contents· 108 sections
  1. 01: What Is a Social Problem
  2. 1.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  3. 1.02: Defining a Social Problem
  4. 1.03: Constructing a Social Problem
  5. 1.04: Social Problems and Social Justice
  6. 1.05: Chapter Summary
  7. 1.06: References
  8. 02: Who Are We- Social Problems in a Diverse World
  9. 2.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  10. 2.02: Social Identity and Social Location
  11. 2.03: Creating Community by Honoring Diversity
  12. 2.04: Chapter Summary
  13. 2.05: References
  14. 03: What Is Sociology Theory in Social Science
  15. 3.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  16. 3.02: Classical Sociological Theory
  17. 3.03: How Do You Know- Social Theory
  18. 3.04: Moving to Modern
  19. 3.05: Modern and Emerging Sociological Theories
  20. 3.06: Chapter Summary
  21. 3.07: References
  22. 04: How Do We Find Out- Research Methods for Social Problems
  23. 4.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  24. 4.02: Scientific Frameworks
  25. 4.03: Research Methods
  26. 4.04: Research Methods and Taking Action
  27. 4.05: Chapter Summary
  28. 4.06: References
  29. 05: Who Learns Pods Masks and Youre on Mute
  30. 5.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  31. 5.02: Education as a Social Problem
  32. 5.03: Models of Education - Applying the Social Problems Process
  33. 5.04: Education Poverty and Wealth
  34. 5.05: Education for Transformation is Social Justice
  35. 5.06: Chapter Summary
  36. 5.07: References
  37. 06: Who Has a Home- Houselessness and Housing Insecurity
  38. 6.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  39. 6.02: Housing Insecurity and Houselessness as a Social Problem
  40. 6.03: Houselessness Housing Insecurity and Social Location
  41. 6.04: Personal Problems Sin or Sickness
  42. 6.05: Structural Issues of Houselessness
  43. 6.06: Housing Stability is Social Justice
  44. 6.07: Chapter Summary
  45. 6.08: References
  46. 07: Who Belongs- The Social Problem of Family
  47. 7.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  48. 7.02: The Social Problem of Belonging- Who is Family
  49. 7.03: Inequality in Belonging
  50. 7.04: Explaining the Social Problem of Belonging
  51. 7.05: Belonging is Social Justice
  52. 7.06: Chapter Summary
  53. 7.07: References
  54. 08: Who Gets Environmental Justice The Social Problem of Climate Change
  55. 8.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  56. 8.02: Climate Change as a Social Problem
  57. 8.03: Environmental Inequality and Culture
  58. 8.04: Making Sense of the Climate Crisis
  59. 8.05: Environmental Justice Is Social Justice
  60. 8.06: Chapter Summary
  61. 8.07: References
  62. 09: Whose Lives Matter Social Movements and Social Justice
  63. 9.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  64. 9.02: Applying the Social Problems Process to BlackLivesMatter
  65. 9.03: The Sociology of Social Movements
  66. 9.04: Social Movements Social Media and Social Justice
  67. 9.05: Chapter Summary
  68. 9.06: References
  69. 10: Who Gets Well- Health as a Social Problem
  70. 10.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  71. 10.02: Health as a Social Problem
  72. 10.03: Epidemiology in the US- Health Disparities by Social Location
  73. 10.04: Sociological Theories of Health
  74. 10.05: Health Equity is Social Justice
  75. 10.06: Chapter Summary
  76. 10.07: References
  77. 11: Who Gets High Social Problems Associated with Drug Use
  78. 11.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  79. 11.02: The Social Problem of Drug Use and Misuse
  80. 11.03: Harmful Drug Use- Exploring Unequal Outcomes
  81. 11.04: Five Models of Addiction
  82. 11.05: Recovery is Social Justice
  83. 11.06: Chapter Summary
  84. 11.07: References
  85. 12: Who Feels OK- The Social Problem of Mental Health
  86. 12.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  87. 12.02: The Basics - Mental Health and Mental Illness as a Social Problem
  88. 12.03: Social Location and Mental Health
  89. 12.04: Mental Health - Models and Treatments
  90. 12.05: Mental Health Is Social Justice
  91. 12.06: Chapter Summary
  92. 12.07: References
  93. 13: Who Dies Well - Death and Dying as a Social Problem
  94. 13.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  95. 13.02: Death and Dying as a Social Problem
  96. 13.03: Inequality in End of Life and Death
  97. 13.04: Studying Death and Dying
  98. 13.05: Dying Well is Social Justice
  99. 13.06: Chapter Summary
  100. 13.07: References
  101. 14: Who Recovers A Case Study In Weaving Community
  102. 14.01: Chapter Overview and Learning Objectives
  103. 14.02: Who Lives in Otis Setting the Stage of Social Problems
  104. 14.03: The Interconnected Social Problems of Wildfire Recovery
  105. 14.04: The Sociology of Disaster Recovery
  106. 14.05: Community Recovery is Social Justice
  107. 14.06: Chapter Summary
  108. 14.07: References