Crisis, Politics and Critical Sociology
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Preliminary Material
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- On The Contributors
- What Is Critical Sociology? (1-16) by Graham Cassano (78K)
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Reflections On The Sociology Liberation Movement Of 1968
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Robert J. S. Ross
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- Personal/Historical Context
- The Long March Through The Professions
- Scholarship From A Critical Perspective (27-36) by David Fasenfest and Rhonda F. Levine (61K)
- A Left Weberian Road To Identity Politics In The United States (37-44) by James W. Russell (57K)
- It's Real! Racism, Color Blindness, Obama, And The Urgent Need For Social Movement Politics (45-58) by Eduardo Bonilla-Silva and Victor Ray (213K)
- President Obama And Political Culture In The United States (59-82) by Marco A. Gandásegui, Jr. (100K)
- Martin Luther King's Dream, Obama And Post Racial Society—Can We Yet Hope For A New Narrative? (83-106) by Rodney D. Coates (100K)
- Why New Socialist Theory Needs Guy Debord: On The Practice Of Radical Philosophy (107-134) by Richard Gilman-Opalsky (112K)
- The Case For A Critical Sociology Of Religion (135-142) by Warren S. Goldstein (57K)
- Moving From Attitudes To Behavior: Using Social Influence To Understand Interpersonal Racial Oppression (143-160) by Chavella T. Pittman (81K)
- Teletechnology And Internal Dialogue (161-182) by Gordon Gauchat and Casey Borch (94K)
- On Surveillance As A Solution To Security Issues (183-196) by Vida Bajc (73K)
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The Political Economy Of School Violence In Trinidad: Towards A Caribbean Theory Of Youth Crime
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Daphne Phillips
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- Sociological Explanations Of Youth Crime
- Understanding Junior Secondary Schools In Trinidad And Tobago
- Students’ Views Of The Root Causes Of Violence
- Student Responses To Negative Experiences And Emotions
- Consequences Of Violent Behavior And Student Perceptions Of Solutions
- The Poverty Complex And The Hidden School Curriculum
- Conclusion
- Appendix 1. Sample Size And Representativeness
- Appendix 2. Participatory Learning And Action (PLA) Tools
- Appendix 3. Some Statements Concerning Sexual Abuse (Stated In The Vernacular Of The Students)
- Bibliography (225-242) (105K)
- Name Index (243-246) (35K)
- Subject Index (247-252) (56K)
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Preliminary Material
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