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Contemporary Sociology is comprehensive, interdisciplinary, comparative and current. Using his vast experience as teacher and writer, M. Francis Abraham presents a contemporary textbook that goes beyond conventional themes and geographic boundaries to include:-Theoretical perspectives and research methods Key concepts and theories in several branches of the discipline-Relevant issues in education, economy, population, stratification, minorities, deviance, urbanization and environment -Discussions on major social institutions and organizations in terms of contemporary theoretical orientations not only in sociology but also other related social sciences -Extensive coverage of contemporary social issuesDLelectronic communities, environmental movements, sustainable development, gay rights, women and minorities, and globalization and social justice
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Contemporary Sociology is comprehensive, interdisciplinary, comparative and current. Using his vast experience as teacher and writer, M. Francis Abraham presents a contemporary textbook that goes beyond conventional themes and geographic boundaries to include:-Theoretical perspectives and research methods Key concepts and theories in several branches of the discipline-Relevant issues in education, economy, population, stratification, minorities, deviance, urbanization and environment -Discussions on major social institutions and organizations in terms of contemporary theoretical orientations not only in sociology but also other related social sciences -Extensive coverage of contemporary social issuesDLelectronic communities, environmental movements, sustainable development, gay rights, women and minorities, and globalization and social justice