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Think pieces

Each of the think pieces below looks at a different chapter in the Global Sociology 3e book and examines its issues a little further. The pieces expand upon an argument, or concept, that the chapter has addressed and looks at it from a slightly different angle. This gives you a little more insight into the complexity of sociological issues, and shows you how the book can prepare you for critiquing ideas and taking debates in new directions. Each think piece has been written by a leading academic in Sociology; the authors and the publisher are very grateful to all those who have contributed a review piece to this website.

The files below are in PDF format and will open in a new window.

Race, Ethnicity and Intersectionality – Shoba Arun | PDF Document | (0.014Mb)

Thinking Globally – Marco Caselli | PDF Document | (0.019Mb)

Migration – Robin Cohen | PDF Document | (0.747Mb)

Class, Income and Wealth – Robert J. Holton | PDF Document | (0.013Mb)

Global Political Activism – Ronald Munck | PDF Document | (0.026Mb)

Global Uncertainties and Ways Forward – Ruth Yeoman | PDF Document | (0.017Mb)

Transnationalism and Religion – Olivia Sheringham | PDF Document | (0.02Mb)

Is there a feminisation of migration or feminisation of migration research? – Maria Villares-Varela | PDF Document | (0.037Mb)

Gender and Sexualities – Susie Jacobs | PDF Document | (0.019Mb)

Cosmopolitan Ways of Experiencing a Globalizing World – Paul Kennedy | PDF Document | (0.171Mb)

This article was first published in Global, Issue 5, first quarter 2011, by Nexus Strategic Partnerships (www.global-briefing.org)


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