SOC 3283 credits
SOC 328: Social Inequality
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- How do class origins, race and ethnicity, and gender affect the life chances and experiences of individuals? This course surveys a broad range of theories associated with social stratification, and reviews recent empirical findings from social-scientific research on inequality. We examine patterns of inequality in the United States and elsewhere, investigating both the causes and consequences of inequality.
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- Sociology
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Professors who have taught SOC 328
- Brenda Moore
- Cassi Meyerhoffer
- Jared Strohl
- Sarah Glann
- Shelley Kimelberg
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