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Crone, J: How Can We Solve Our Social Problems?

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

25.11.2015

Verlag

Sage Publications

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344

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23.4/15.5/1.5 cm

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510 g

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3. überarbeitete Auflage

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Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5063-0483-0

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

25.11.2015

Verlag

Sage Publications

Seitenzahl

344

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.5/1.5 cm

Gewicht

510 g

Auflage

3. überarbeitete Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5063-0483-0

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  • Produktbild: Crone, J: How Can We Solve Our Social Problems?
  • Chapter 1: Preparing to Solve Our Social Problems
    What Is a Social Problem?
    History of Studying Social Problems
    Teaching About Social Problems in Today's World
    How Can Sociologists Address Social Problems and Yet Remain Objective?
    What Social Problem Should We Solve First?
    How Might Sociological Theory Help Us to Solve Social Problems?
    A Theory of Conflict and Social Change: A Way to Better Understand and Therefore Solve Our Social Problems
    Causal Model: A Picture of Our Theory
    My Own Theoretical Orientation
    Other Sociological Theories That Can Help Us Understand and Solve Social Problems
    Concluding Thoughts on Theory and Social Problems
    Addressing Social Problems Within Capitalism
    The Next Chapter
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 2: Barriers, Possibilities, and How Sociology Can Help
    Barriers to Solving Our Social Problems
    Possibilities for Solving Our Social Problems
    How Can Sociology Help to Solve Social Problems?
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 3: How Can We Solve the Problem of Increasing Inequality?
    Definition and Statistics
    Causes of Growing Inequality
    Consequences of Growing Inequality
    Options We Have With Inequality
    What Should We Do?
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 4: How Can We Solve the Problem of Poverty?
    Assumptions We Can Make About Solving Poverty
    What Can We Do?
    Concluding On an Optimistic Note
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 5: How Can We Solve the Problem of Racial/Ethnic Inequality?
    Now, and Where to Next?
    What Might Racial/Ethnic Equality Mean?
    What More Can We Do?
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 6: How Can We Solve the Problem of Gender Inequality?
    What Can We Do?
    Concluding Thoughts
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 7: How Can We Solve the Problem of Unequal Education?
    What Can We Do?
    Problems That Prevent Us From Having Excellent Public Schools
    Tax Money for Schools
    Positive Consequences
    What Will Not Work If We Want Excellent Public Education: The Voucher System
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 8: How Can We Solve the Problem of Crime?
    What Can We Do?
    A Dilemma: Capitalism and Crime
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 9: How Can We Solve the Problem of Drugs?
    Keep the Current Policy
    Legalize Drugs for Adults
    Take a Step-by-Step Approach by Legalizing One Drug at a Time
    Where to Go From Here?
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 10: How Can We Solve the Problem of Health Care?
    Consequences of Our Problem
    Why Don't We Have a Health Care System That Covers All Citizens Like All Other Industrial Nations?
    Criteria for a Health Care System For All Americans
    How We Could Implement These Criteria
    Advantages of Health Care For All Americans
    Disadvantages of Health Care For All Americans
    What Other Countries Include in Their National Health Care Systems
    The Future: What Could Happen?
    Summer and Fall 2009 and Winter 2010: Finally, Serious Debate
    March 21, 2010: Health Care Reform Passes Congress
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 11: How Can We Solve the Problems of Families?
    Decreasing Inequality to Help Families
    Decreasing Poverty to Help Families
    Creating Enough Jobs and Enough Decent-Paying Jobs to Help Families
    Creating Racial and Ethnic Equality to Help Families
    Creating Gender Equality to Help Families
    Including Gay and Lesbian Couples to Help Families
    Decreasing Crime to Help Families
    Changing the Way We Deal With Drugs to Help Families
    Creating a National Health Care System to Help Families
    Creating Good-Quality Education for All Students to Help Families
    Educating Students to Help Families
    Educating Parents to Help Families
    Summary of What We Can Do to Help Families
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 12: How Can We Solve the World's Population Problem?
    Causes of the World's Population Problem
    What Can We Do?
    Where Are We?
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 13: How Can We Solve the World's Environmental Problem?
    Consequences
    What Can We Do?
    Conclusion
    Questions for Discussion
    Chapter 14: Solving Our Social Problems: Predictions and Conclusions
    A Number of Similar Social Conditions
    Defining a Social Condition as a Social Problem
    Legitimation
    Values and Vested Interests
    Loss of Control Over the Social Problem
    Attention and Resources
    Someone Will Be Dissatisfied
    Compromise
    Becoming Accustomed to Social Change
    Capitalism and Social Problems
    Environment, Population, and Standard of Living
    Building a Sustainable Society
    Conclusion
    Questions for Discussion