Sage Readings for Social Problems
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SAGE Readings for Social Problems, is a convenient and economical option for instructors who want to introduce students to scholarly literature in their social problems courses. It contains 16 short readings on topics covered in typical courses, including economic inequality, race, gender, crime, substance abuse, education, health/medicine, the environment, family, and the social construction of social problem. The articles in this collection were all chosen because they are accessible to undergraduate, avoid complicated statistical analysis, and demonstrate the range of methodological approaches to studying social problems.…mehr

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SAGE Readings for Social Problems, is a convenient and economical option for instructors who want to introduce students to scholarly literature in their social problems courses. It contains 16 short readings on topics covered in typical courses, including economic inequality, race, gender, crime, substance abuse, education, health/medicine, the environment, family, and the social construction of social problem. The articles in this collection were all chosen because they are accessible to undergraduate, avoid complicated statistical analysis, and demonstrate the range of methodological approaches to studying social problems.
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Autorenporträt
Benjamin Drury is Associate Professor of Sociology at Morton College in Illinois and the Executive Director of the Chicago Education Advocacy Cooperative. He has also also serves as adjunct sociology instructor at Ivy Tech Community College, Governors Sate University, and Indiana University-Purdue University at Columbus. Ben is the former Editor of the newsletter of the Teaching and Learning Section of the American Sociological Association, and has been a facilitator at the SAGE-sponsored teaching workshop at the annual ASA meeting.