Global sociology: Megan Ward

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  Global sociology: Karim Sheikh

  08/08/2008

  7:59

  Karim is from Pakistan. His research interests are: social policy and development, historical sociology, religious sociology and political sociology.
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  Ken's tour: Special features

  08/08/2008

  6:54

  A look at the e-lab, interludes and other features of the textbook.
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  Global sociology: Felix Behling

  08/08/2008

  5:15

  Felix is from Germany. His particular research interest is the relationship between corporate social responsibility and employment in Great Britain and Germany.
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  Ken's tour: Introduction

  08/08/2008

  8:29

  A tour of Sociology: A global introduction, fourth edition.
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  Ken's tour: Parts 1 and 6

  08/08/2008

  6:49

  A look at the introductory chapters and the closing 'resources' section.
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  Ken's tour: Part 4

  08/08/2008

  8:09

  A look at key social institutions, how they are changing, and how they might connect to your life.
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  Ken's tour: Part 5

  08/08/2008

  8:43

  This concludes and looks at social change, as well as looking at the value issue for sociology. It also gives a brief statement of the one of the editor's own position - a humanistic one.
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  Global sociology: Latang Sechele

  08/08/2008

  4:55

  Latang is from Botswana. His research interests are: youth labour markets, informal economy, and self-employment in Botswana.
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  Global sociology: Megan Ward

  08/08/2008

  3:26

  Megan is from the USA. Her particular interest is in states and non-state entities as actors in the international world.
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  Practical sociology: Professor Diane Elson

  08/08/2008

  11:20

  Professor Elson researches global social change and the realisation of human rights, with a particular focus on gender inequality and economic and social rights.