Sociology: Evidence and Insights, Updated Edition, Global Edition, 1st edition

Published by Pearson (18 December 2024) © 2024

  • Tim J. Curry Ohio State University
  • Robert M. Jiobu
  • Cynthia Fabrizio Pelak

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Sociology: Evidence and Insights teaches you how to analyze society through a combination of data and classic and contemporary sociological perspectives. In today's era of "alternative facts" and "fake news," the authors give you the tools to distinguish between sociological insights and claims not supported by data.

The authors examine the intersectionality of race/ethnicity, class, and gender, and explore related issues of economic inequality, immigration, and racial and gender exploitation. By prompting you to make evidence-based arguments from different sociological perspectives, the text empowers you to bridge the great political and social divides that characterize our world today.

Table of contents

1. The Sociological Mindset
2. Culture, Society, and Social Change
3. Socialization and the Self
4. Interaction, Groups, and Organizations
5. Inequalities of Social Stratification
6. Inequalities of Race and Ethnicity
7. Inequalities of Gender
8. The Economy
9. The Political Order: Power, War, and Terrorism
10. Family and Marriage
11. Education
12. Deviance, Crime, and the Administration of Justice
13. Religion
14. Medicine and Health Care
15. Population, Environmental Sustainability, and Urbanization
16. Collective Behavior

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