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Course Criteria
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Survey and critical analysis of the most influential classical andcontemporary sociological theories. Class readings include the work of Durkheim, Marx, Weber, Freud,and Simmel, as well as that of key figures within the theoretical perspectives of Symbolic Interactionism,Feminism, Critical Theory, and Postmodernism.
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This course examines the nature of political power and the dynamicsof change in the United States and around the world. It will examine theories of distribution of politicalpower, devices used by different groups to influence social change, and alternative modes for thedistribution of political power. Special emphasis will be given to the role of social movements in politicaland social structures.
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A study of the native and contemporarycultures of Latin American societies from an anthropological perspective. Analysis of the processes ofsocio-cultural change and the external forces affecting Latin American cultures.3 credits
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Many spheres of human activity are dominated byorganizational life. This course surveys complex organizations. Among the topics discussed are:organizational structure and types of organizations; organizations and technological change; organizationalculture; informal processes within organizations; and how organizations interact with their environment.
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Application of anthropological and sociological methodsand theory in the comparative analysis of illness, medical practices and health systems.
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Examination of how schools in the United States and abroad areorganized and operate, why there are class, race, and sex differences in how much education people get,why better-educated people get the best jobs, and what must be done to reform our schools.
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New York City will serve as a model for studyingethnic communities. Central sociological themes, such as population, ethnic transition, assimilation,community structure, etc., will be studied through field visits, readings, and reports.
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An analysis of the organizational and human dimensions ofagencies in the administration of justice, with emphasis on the nature of law enforcement, the court systemand its processes, as well as prisons and rehabilitation agencies.3 credits
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Analysis of the origin, organization, control, and consequences oforganized crime in the United States. Emphasis on conflicting theories and current research, and theglobal face of this crime phenomenon.
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The correctional system in relation to punishment, treatment, andreclamation of offenders. Types of correctional institutions, parole, and probation. Theories and methods ofcorrections emphasized.
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