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Main Authors:	Hess, Beth B. (Author), Markson, Elizabeth W. (Author), Stein, Peter J. (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York u.a. Macmillan 1988
Edition:	3. ed.
Subjects:	Sociologie Soziologie Sociology Einführung
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XV, 719 S. zahlr. Ill.
ISBN:	0023543515

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adam_text	Contents Part I The Study of Society 1A Chapter 1 The Sociological Perspective 2 26 What is Sociology? 3 / sociology and the OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES 4 THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION 5 THE SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPEC¬ TIVE 5 SOCIAL FACTS 6 sociology & you: Studying Sociology and Making Decisions Knowledgeably 8 Sociological Theory 9 / the importance of THEORY 9 THE ROOTS OF SOCIOLOGY 10 Modern Social Theory 15 / the structural- functional MODEL 15 THE CONFLICT PERSPEC¬ TIVE 18 SYMBOLIC-INTERACTION PERSPECTIVE 19 OTHER MICROLEVEL APPROACHES 19 Reflections on Social Theory 20 / NEW DIRECTIONS IN SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 21 Vignette: Teaching Undergraduates About Sociology by Theodore С Wagenaar 22 Summary 24 Suggested Readings 24 Chapter 2 Doing Sociology Why We Do Research 27 Ways of Knowing: Subjective and Objec¬ tive 28 / THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD 28 The Science in Social Science 30 The Research Process 31 / what to study 32 DESIGNING THE STUDY 34 Vignette: Participant Observation in the Undocumented Community by Nestor P. Rodriguez 38 Analyzing the Data 41 / percentages 41 RATES AND RATIOS 41 MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY 42 Reporting the Findings 42 / the decision to PUBLISH 42 PRESENTING THE DATA 43 MEDIA MISREPRESENTATION 43 TABLES AND FIGURES 45 Sociology for What and Whom? Nonscientific and Ethical Considerations 45 / value JUDGMENTS 45 FUNDING SOURCES 46 DECEPTION 46 Summary 48 Suggested Readings 48 Part II Self in Society 51 Chapter 3 The Cultural Context 52 The Evolutionary Basis of Culture 53 Vignette: Definitions in Context and Culture: The Experience of Miscarriage by Shulamit Reinharz 54 human flexibility 55 Defining Culture 56 / symbols and LANGUAGE 56 NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION LANGUAGE AND PERCEPTION 57 Cultural Development: From Simple to Complex 58 / the tasaday: from leaves TO LEVIS? 60 TYPES OF CULTURES AND SOCIETIES 62 CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN A CONFLICT PERSPECTIVE 62 57 X CONTENTS Analyzing Culture 63 / cultural universals AND CULTURAL VARIABILITY 63 ETHNOCENTRISM AND CULTURAL RELATIVISM 64 IDEAL AND REAL CULTURE 66 NORMS AND VALUES 66 SUBCULTURES 68 THE VALUE SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES 70 Summary 73 Suggested Readings 74 Chapter 4 Social Structure, Groups, and Interaction 75 The Importance of Social Structure 76 Components of Social Structure 77 / SOCIAL SYSTEMS 77 Context of Social Interaction 84 / DEFINITION OF THE SITUATION 84 sociology & you: Role Overload in Your Future Life 84 Groups 87 / GROUP CHARACTERISTICS 87 Group Structure and Processes 90 / group STRUCTURE 90 GROUP INTERACTION PROCESSES 92 Formal Organizations 97 / BUREAUCRACY 98 Vignette: The Sociology of Emotions BY Arlie R. Hochschild 100 INFORMAL GROUPS WITHIN THE BUREAUCRACY 101 THE FUTURE OF THE BUREAUCRACY 102 Summary 102 Suggested Readings 103 Chapter 5 The Social Self 105 Socialization 106 / THE EFFECTS OF EXTREME ISOLATION 106 THE EVOLUTIONARY BASES 106 The Socialization Process 108 / LEARNING ONE S PLACE 108 SUBCULTURAL DIFFERENCES 110 AGENTS OF SOCIALIZATION 112 Formation of the Self 115 / JAMES, COOLEY, AND THE SOCIAL SELF 116 MEAD AND THE SELF- PROCESS 117 GOFFMAN AND THE PRESENTATION OF SELF 118 Other Views of Human Development 119 / FREUD AND THE STAGES OF PSYCHOSEXUAL DEVELOP¬ MENT 120 ERIKSON AND EGO DEVELOPMENT 121 CRITICISM OF STAGE THEORIES 122 PIAGET AND COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 123 KOHLBERG, GILLIGAN, AND MORAL DEVELOPMENT 123 Vignette: Learning from Children by Barrie Thorne 124 b. f. skinner and behaviorism 126 Socialization Across Cultures and the Life Course 127 / THE CULTURAL FACTOR 127 SOCIALIZATION 127 REFLECTIONS ON THE NATURE OF THE CHILD 128 Summary 129 Suggested Readings 130 Chapter 6 Conformity and Deviance 131 Conformity and Deviance 132 Structuring Conformity 135 / HOW NORMS DEVELOP 135 STRENGTH OF NORMS 136 Definitions of Deviance 138 Social Functions of Deviance 139 / deviance AS A SAFETY VALVE 139 EXPRESSING DISCONTENT AND PROMOTING SOCIAL CHANGE 140 PRINCIPLED CHALLENGES TO THE NORMS 141 Social Control 142 Theories of Deviance 143 Vignette: Being Disabled in America by Mary Jo Deegan 144 biological and psychological explanations 145 sociological perspectives 145 Deviant Careers and Noncareers 148 / ANOMIE 150 ECCENTRIC BEHAVIOR 152 PETTY AND INSTITUTIONALIZED EVASIONS OF THE NORMS 152 Mental Illness as Residual Deviance 153 / MENTAL ILLNESS AS A SOCIAL PROCESS 153 Changing Definitions of Deviance: Sexual Behavior 156 Summary 158 Suggested Readings 158 Part III Social Differences and Inequality 161 Chapter 7 Social Stratification 162 Principles of Stratification 163 Theoretical Perspectives 163 / THE FUNCTIONAL THEORY OF STRATIFICATION CONFLICT THEORIES OF STRATIFICATION 164 A UNIFIED VIEW 165 Dimensions of Social Stratification 165 / POWER 165 PRESTIGE 166 PROPERTY 167 SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS 171 163 Social Class in America 172 / measuring SOCIAL CLASS 172 CLASS AWARENESS AND SELF- PERCEPTION 173 CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS 173 Vignette: The Working Class Male by David Halle 174 social class and social order 175 Poverty in America 176 / explaining POVERTY 176 WHO ARE THE POOR? 177 WELFARE PROGRAMS 178 CONTENTS xi Life-Styles of the Rich and Famous 180 / WEALTH AND CLASS 181 Social Mobility 182 / CASTE AND CLASS 182 Social Mobility in the United States 183 / DEMAND MOBILITY 183 ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE MOBILITY 184 DISCRIMINATION 184 Status Attainment 185 / the research EVIDENCE 185 CRITICISM OF THE STATUS ATTAIN¬ MENT MODEL 186 Social Status in Everyday Life 187 / status CUES AND STATUS SYMBOLS 187 STATUS CONSIS¬ TENCY AND INCONSISTENCY 188 Summary 189 Suggested Readings 189 Chapter 8 Gender Stratification 191 Sex and Gender 193 / a model of gender STRATIFICATION 193 The Nature of Sex Differences 195 / BIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES 195 A NEW VIEW OF SEX DIFFERENCES 196 THE DISTRIBUTION OF SEX DIFFERENCES 196 Functional Perspectives on Gender Stratification 197 Conflict Perspectives on Gender Inequality 198 Socialization to Gendered Identities 198 Systems of Gender Inequality 201 / THE POWER DIMENSION 201 PRESTIGE 205 PROPERTY 206 LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION 206 THE WAGE GAP 208 sociology & you: Sexual Scripts and Gender Roles 208 Winds of Change 209 Vignette: The Sociology of Masculinity by Michael S. Kimmel 210 CHANGES IN MEN S LIVES 211 CHANGING ATTITUDES 212 THE IMPACT OF FEMINIST SCHOLARSHIP 215 Summary 215 Suggested Readings 215 Chapter 9 Age Stratification 217 The Importance of Age Stratification 218 / AGE AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE 218 The Importance of Age Structure 220 / BIRTH COHORTS 221 Shifts in the Age Structure of the United States 222 / LIFE EXPECTANCY 222 LIFE SPAN 223 The Age Structure of Roles 223 / AGE-RELATED CAPACITIES 224 THE APPEARANCES OF AGE 224 Structure of Roles, Role Strain, and Role Slack Throughout the Life Course 225 / ADOLESCENCE AND YOUNG ADULTHOOD 225 MIDDLE AGE 226 OLD AGE 227 The Elderly in Modern Societies 230 / theo¬ retical PERSPECTIVES 230 INCOME AND LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION 230 POLITICAL POWER 233 Vignette: Research on Aging: A Calculated Decision by Charlotte Ikels 236 IS THERE A SUBCULTURE OF AGING? 237 Health Care and the Elderly: A Contemporary Issue 237 / OUTPATIENT CARE 237 INSTITU¬ TIONAL CARE 238 FAMILY SUPPORT SYSTEMS 239 Summary 240 Suggested Readings 241 Chapter 10 Racial, Ethnic, and Religious Minorities 242 Ethnicity, Race, and Religion 244 Models for the Integration of Minority Groups 245 / THE MELTING POT 245 CULTURAL PLURALISM 246 Processes in the Integration of Minority Groups 247 / SEGREGATION 247 ACCOMMODATION 248 ACCULTURATION 248 ASSIMILATION 248 AMALGAMATION 248 Barriers to Integration 249 / prejudice 249 DISCRIMINATION 250 IMPACT OF DISCRIMINA¬ TION 250 INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM 251 THE PERSISTENCE OF PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION 252 Immigration to the United States 253 Racial Minorities 254 / native Americans 254 BLACKS IN AMERICA 256 ASIANS IN THE UNITED STATES 260 Vignette: The Burakumin: Caste in Japan by Soon Man Rhim 263 Ethnic Minorities 266 / hispanic AMERICANS 266 MIDDLE EASTERNERS 269 Religious Minorities 270 / protestants 270 CATHOLICS 271 JEWS 271 Emerging Themes in Group Relations 272 / WHEN MINORITY GROUPS CLASH 273 Summary 273 Suggested Readings 274 Part IV Institutional Spheres 277 Chapter 11 Courtship, Marriage, and the Family 278 Origins of the Family 279 / functional EXPLANATIONS 280 CONFLICT EXPLANATIONS 280 Kinship in Cross-Cultural Perspective 281 / CULTURAL UNIVERSALS AND VARIATIONS 281 xii CONTENTS The Family in Historical Context 282 / EXTENDED-FAMILY SYSTEMS 282 NUCLEAR FAMILIES 283 THE FAMILY IN AMERICAN HISTORY 283 FROM TRADITIONAL TO MODERN 284 The Modern Family 284 / MATE selection in MODERN SOCIETIES 285 EGALITARIANISM 287 sociology & YOU: Picking the One and Only 288 THE FAMILY CYCLE 288 MODERN MARRIAGE: DOING IT LESS AND ENJOYING IT MORE? 289 VIOLENCE IN THE FAMILY 291 DIVORCE AND REMARRIAGE 293 Varieties of American Families 295 / MINORITY FAMILIES 295 Alternative Life-Styles 297 / living ALONE 297 Vignette: Demythologizing Families BY Maxine Baca Zinn 298 cohabitation 299 childlessness 300 single-parent households 300 dual-earner families 304 homosexual relationships 306 men in families 308 Summary 310 Suggested Readings 310 Chapter 12 Economic Systems and the Organization of Work 312 Origins and History of Economic Systems 313 Components of Economic Systems 313 / PRODUCTION 313 DISTRIBUTION 314 CONSUMPTION 316 Contemporary Economic Systems 317 / CAPITALISM 318 SOCIALISM 319 Work Organization and Commitment 321 / DIVISION OF LABOR 321 AUTOMATION 322 WORKER SATISFACTION 323 THE NEW INDUSTRIAL CONTRACT 324 The American Labor Movement 326 / THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN UNIONS 327 Vignette: Lending Labor a Hand by Arthur B. Shostak 328 Labor Segmentation 330 Employment and Unemployment 331 / JOBLESSNESS 331 PREMATURE RETIREMENT 332 PLANT CLOSINGS 333 YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT 333 Corporate Life 334 / corporate power 334 CORPORATIONS AND THE COMMUNITY 335 CORPORATE STRUCTURE 335 Summary 337 Suggested Readings 338 Chapter 13 The Political System: Power, Politics, and Militarism 339 Power 339 / AUTHORITY: TRADITIONAL, CHARIS¬ MATIC, AND LEGAL-RATIONAL 339 ORIGINS OF POLITICAL SYSTEMS 340 POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS IN COMPLEX SOCIETIES 341 MANIPULATING PUBLIC OPINION 344 Social Consequences of Inequality 346 / THE IRON LAW OF OLIGARCHY 346 Political Participation 347 / office HOLDING 347 CAMPAIGN ACTIVITY 348 VOTING 348 WHO VOTES? 348 WHO DOESN T VOTE 348 THE GENDER GAP 350 Political Socialization 350 The Structure of Power in America 351 / THE POWER-ELITE MODEL 351 THE PLURALIST MODEL 352 Community Action 354 / neighborhood ORGANIZING 355 The Military 355 / the american military 355 MILITARISM AND MILITARIZATION 357 Vignette: Criminology, Justice and Peace by Richard Quinney 362 Summary 363 Suggested Readings 364 Chapter 14 Education 365 Functions of Education 367 / transmitting THE CULTURE 367 ACCULTURATION OF IMMI¬ GRANTS 368 TRAINING FOR ADULT STATUSES 368 DEVELOPING TALENT 369 CREATING NEW KNOWLEDGE 370 The Conflict Perspective 370 / THE EVIDENCE 370 The Structure of the American Educational System 371 / INCLUSIVENESS 372 BUREAUCRACY AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITU¬ TIONS 374 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SYSTEMS 374 In the Classroom 376 / SUBURBAN SCHOOLS 376 RURAL SCHOOLS 377 URBAN SCHOOLS 377 TEACHERS EXPECTATIONS 379 Higher Education 379 / functions and STRUCTURE 379 Vignette: The Socialization of a Teacher BY Margaret L. Andersen 380 THE FACULTY 381 THE STUDENT BODY 384 HIGHER EDUCATION AND SOCIAL STRATIFICATION 385 COMMUNITY COLLEGES 386 Current Controversies 387 / competing PHILOSOPHIES 387 QUALITY AND INEQUALITY 388 A Report Card for the Educational System 391 Prospects for the Future 391 / THE VOUCHER SYSTEM 391 TEACHING AS A PROFESSION 392 HIGHER EDUCATION 393 Summary 393 Suggested Readings 393 Chapter 15 Belief Systems: Religions and Ideologies 395 The Sociological Study of Belief Systems 396 / DURKHEIM 396 WEBER 397 DEFINING BELIEF SYSTEMS 398 CONTENTS xiii Functions of Belief Systems 398 / MANIFEST AND LATENT FUNCTIONS 399 DYSFUNCTIONS OF BELIEF SYSTEMS 399 Structure of Belief Systems 400 / MARXISM AS A SECULAR IDEOLOGY 400 Origins and Cross-Cultural Perspectives 401 / SACRED AND PROFANE 402 RELIGIOUS ROLES 402 MAGIC 402 Belief Systems and Social Change 403 / PRIESTS AND PROPHETS 403 NATIVISTIC REVIVALS 404 Modernization 405 / secularization 405 Organized Religion and Religious Behavior in America 406 / RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION 406 IMPORTANCE OF RELIGION 407 ATTENDANCE 408 CIVIL RELIGION 409 SECULARIZATION AND MAIN¬ STREAM RELIGION 410 BLACK CHURCHES IN AMERICA 411 Vignette: Discovering What Everybody Knows by Cheryl Townsend Gilkes 412 Contemporary Trends 413 / FOUR DECADES OF CHANGE 413 WOMEN IN THE PULPIT 415 FUNDAMENTALIST PROTESTANTISM 416 EVANGELICALISM 417 THE NEW CULTS 419 Summary 424 Suggested Readings 424 Chapter 16 Law, Crime, and the Criminal Justice System 425 The Role of Law 426 / how norms become LAWS 426 Crime in the United States 428 / crime in THE STREETS 428 FEMALE CRIMINALS 433 ORGANIZED CRIME 434 CRIME IN THE SUITES: WHITE COLLAR AND ORGANIZATIONAL CRIME 435 CRIMES WITHOUT VICTIMS 440 Juvenile Delinquency 443 COURT SYSTEM 445 / THE JUVENILE The Police and Law Enforcement 446 / POLICE CORRUPTION 446 Adult Court Systems 447 / processing the CRIMINAL 448 PUNISHMENTS AND CRIME 449 THE DEBATE OVER THE DEATH PENALTY 450 PRISONS AND JAILS 452 Vignette: Studying the Death Penalty BY Michael L. Radelet 453 Summary 456 Suggested Readings 456 Part V Contemporary Issues 459 Chapter 17 Health, Illness, and the Health-Care System 460 Patterns of Health and Illness 461 / SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY 461 THE SOCIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ILLNESS 462 SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AN EPIDEMIC: THE CASE OF AIDS 466 Health and Illness as Social Identities 468 Vignette: Sociologist as Partisan: Doing Move¬ ment Research by Martin P. Levine 470 Clinical Models of Illness and Disease 471 / THE SICK ROLE 473 The Growth of American Medicine 474 / THE RISE OF MEDICAL DOMINANCE 475 NURSING: A PRO¬ FESSION IN FLUX 477 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS 480 MARGINAL HEALTH PRACTITIONERS 480 The Growth of Hospitals 481 / proprietary CHAINS 481 THE PUBLIC HOSPITAL 482 Three Models of Health-Care Delivery 483 / THE PROFESSIONAL MODEL 483 THE CENTRAL- PLANNING MODEL 485 THE NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE MODEL 485 Financing and Organizing Health Care 486 Summary 489 Suggested Readings 490 Chapter 18 Population: People and Their Environment 491 Basic Demographic Concepts 492 Sources of Data Used by Demographers 493 / CENSUS DATA 493 SAMPLE SURVEYS 494 VITAL STATISTICS 494 MIGRATION STATISTICS 494 POPULATION PROJECTIONS 494 The Growth of Populations 496 The Demographic Transition 497 Overpopulation 499 / factors affecting high FERTILITY 499 Components of Population Change 500 / MORTALITY (DEATH) RATES 500 BIRTH AND FERTILITY RATES 501 Vignette: Fertility and Adoption: The Effects of Personal Values on Population Trends by William Feigelman and Arnold R. Silverman 504 migration 505 Composition of the Population 506 / POPULATION PYRAMIDS 506 WHY AGE AND SEX ARE IMPORTANT 508 GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE U.S. POPULATION 509 Population Patterns in Modern and Developing Nations 512 / mode of subsistence 512 xiv CONTENTS URBAN-RURAL POPULATION 513 Population, Resources, and the Environment 514 sociology & YOU: The Impact of Demography on Your Everyday Life 516 Summary 518 Suggested Readings 519 Chapter 19 Urban, Suburban, and Rural Life 520 Urban Versus Rural Life 521 / RURAL LIFE 522 Growth of the City 526 / urbanization 526 URBANISM 528 The Development of the American City 530 / REASONS FOR THE RAPID GROWTH OF CITIES 531 THE ECOLOGY OF THE URBAN SCENE 531 PROCESSES OF URBANIZATION 532 FROM COMMERCIAL TO CORPORATE CITY 533 THE GROWTH OF THE CORPORATE CITY 534 The Suburbs 535 / GROWTH OF THE SUB¬ URBS 536 ADVANTAGES OF SUBURBAN LIFE 537 DISADVANTAGES OF SUBURBAN LIFE 538 QUALITY OF LIFE 540 The Urban Crisis: Poor Cities, Rich Suburbs 540 / URBAN HOUSING 542 THE OTHER CITY 544 Vignette: Homelessness in America: Identifying the Problems, Seeking the Solutions BY Russell K. Schutt and Gerald R. Garrett 547 WHAT CITIES DECLINE? 548 WHAT CITIES WILL GROW? 548 The Future of Cities 549 Summary 552 Suggested Readings 552 Chapter 20 Popular Culture: Mass Media, Popular Music, and Sports 553 The Study of Popular Culture 554 Popular Culture in Mass Society 554 / FUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVES 554 CONFLICT ANALYSIS 555 The Mass Media 559 / general character¬ istics 560 EFFECTS OF THE MASS MEDIA 562 A MODEL OF MASS COMMUNICATION 563 ALL THE NEWS THAT FITS 564 Vignette: Living With Television by Todd Gitlin 565 media politics 566 Popular Music 567 / RACE, ROCK, AND RAP 568 SEXISM AND SADISM 569 Sports 571 / AMATEUR SPORTS IN THE UNITED STATES 572 SPORTS AND AMERICAN VALUES 574 SPORTS AND STRATIFICATION 576 WOMEN AND SPORTS 579 Summary 581 Suggested Readings 582 Part VI Social Change 585 Chapter 21 Collective Behavior and Social Movements 586 Defining Collective Behavior 587 Types of Collective Behavior 588 / HYSTERIA, PANICS, AND RUMOR 588 MINOR FORMS OF COLLEC¬ TIVE BEHAVIOR 589 PUBLICS 590 CROWDS 591 DEMONSTRATIONS 593 COMMON ELEMENTS OF CROWD BEHAVIOR 593 Models of Collective Behavior 593 / VALUE ADDED MODEL 593 RESOURCE MOBILIZATION 595 Social Movements: Beliefs and Action 596 / CLASSIFYING SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 597 PHASES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 598 SOCIETAL REACTIONS TO SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 600 Contemporary Social Movements 601 / A DECADE OF PROTEST: 1963-1973 601 COUNTER- MOVEMENT ACTIVISM 601 THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 602 Vignette: The Movement: Personal Commit¬ ments and Accounts by Aldon Morris 604 THE ANTIFEMINIST COUNTERMOVEMENT 606 Summary 608 Suggested Readings 609 Chapter 22 Modernization, Technology, and Social Change 610 Sources Of Change 611 / ACCELERATION IN CHANGE 614 Social Change and Modernization 616 / GENERAL AND SPECIFIC CHANGE 616 THE RISE OF THE NATION-STATE 617 VARIATIONS IN CHANGE 618 FROM THE PREINDUSTRIAL TO THE POSTINDUSTRIAL SOCIETY 620 POSTINDUSTRIAL- IZATION 620 Risks in Postindustrial Technology 622 The Self and Social Change 623 Accepting Change 624 Types of Change 626 / gradual or INCREMENTAL CHANGES 626 REVOLUTIONARY CHANGE 627 sociology & you: Work in the Year 2000 628 Theories of Change 629 Vignette: Sociology, Social Change, and You by Kathryn P. Grzelkowski 630 The Future: What Next? 634 Summary 635 Suggested Readings 635 CONTENTS XV Glossary 637 Bibliography 652 Name Index Subject Index 697 707 Boxes Features in the Development of American Sociology 14 Ethnomethodology in Action 20 The Graffiti Writer 36 Storks 44 The Symbolic Significance of Words 58 The Lessons of the !Kung San 61 Bodies, Beauty, and Pain: A Cross-Cultural Perspective 65 Culture in Everyday Life: Eating 69 Systems Theory at Work — The Genogram 78 Does Competing for the Most Toys Make a Winner? 95 Boy Scouting and the Development of Character 114 Agnes: The Social Construction of Identity 115 The Economics of Cocaine 134 Just a Case of Ordinary Deviance 136 Being Sane in Insane Places 146 A New Career — Homelessness 155 The Disappearing Middle 169 The Forbes Four Hundred 181 The Eye of the Beholder 199 Gender Stratification in Cross-Cultural Perspective 214 Cohort Effects of the Depression 222 How Secure is Social Security? 235 Caring for the Elderly in Contemporary Japan 239 Ethnic Identity and the 1980 Presidential Elections 246 Canarsie Against Liberalism 252 Combating Radiation Effects: A Navaho Example 256 The Asian Success Story 265 The Revolution That Failed 294 The Adoption Triangle 301 Teen Pregnancy: A Comparative View 303 Do They Really Do It Better in Japan 325 Big Brother Never Sleeps 345 IQ, Test Scores, and Race 373 College Dreams 378 College Choices 383 Illiteracy 392 Religions of the East 407 Types of Religious Organizations 408 Pray TV 418 Walking on Fire 423 White-Collar Crime: Ponzi s Pyramids 436 Business Scams 437 An Ex-Convict s View of Plea Bargaining 448 Safe Sex on Campus 468 The Medicalization of Childbirth 474 Women Physicians: Still Second-Class Citizens 477 Predicting Life Expectancy: The Case of Anna and Andy 496 Malthus and Exponential Population Growth 498 Infant Mortality in the United States 502 In Search of a Baby Boom: The Fetus as Social Property 508 The Death and Life of a Small Community 525 Washing Dirty Linen in Public 529 Growing Up Black in Suburbia 539 Community Development Corporations: Their Rise and Decline 543 Graham Crackers, Grape-Nuts, Corn Flakes, and Original Sin 556 Americans and the Arts 559 The Video Road to Vietnam 567 Who s the Boss? 571 Football Hooligans 576 From Olympic Boycott to the Commissioner s Office 579 The Martians Are Coming 589 Encounters with Unjust Authority 594 Social Change: A Fictional Film Account 612 Automation Stops at the Office Door in Japan 614 Will Robots Change Society? 619 Alternatives to Bureaucratic Management 621 Predicting the Future — Not Always Right 633
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