About the BookSocial Inequality in a Global Age, Fourth Edition is intended as the primary text for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled in Social Stratification and Inequality courses, primarily taught in Sociology departments. US inequalities of race, class and gender can only be understood in the context of the changing global economy, and this is the first text to make that connection its focus, bringing domestic inequalities and the global context home to students with vivid examples and analysis. US inequalities of race, class and gender can only be understood in the context of the changing global economy, and this is the first text to make that connection its focus, bringing domestic inequalities and the global context home to students with vivid examples and analysis. Instructor Teaching SiteThis site is password protected Please read the information to your right. To access the site, click on the sign in button on the right hand side below. This site is designed to help create a significant learning opportunity for your students by encouraging active participation, experience and reflection. |
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