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Paperback. Condition: New. How can sociological thinking help us make sense of today's biggest global challenges? In the midst of an 'age of crisis', headlines are dominated by topic such as climate change, migration, radicalization and inequality. These topics are core to sociology, yet sociological insights are drowned out in public debate frequently dominated by technological optimism, economic rhetoric or polarizing politics.This accessible textbook centres the sociological voice. It demonstrates how evidence-based, critical perspectives can illuminate the causes, interconnections and possible solutions to some of the most urgent issues of our time. Each chapter is crafted to support students new to sociology, guiding them to think critically and make connections between complex global problems. Pedagogical features include.minimal jargon, with key sociological terms bold-highlighted and defined on first use.'Focus point' boxes with data, case studies or visual insights.suggested sources for further exploration, including videos and online media.This is essential reading for undergraduate students and anyone working in policy, advocacy or social change-offering the tools to think critically, act thoughtfully and engage with today's most pressing global challenges.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. How can sociological thinking help us make sense of today's biggest global challenges? In the midst of an 'age of crisis', headlines are dominated by topic such as climate change, migration, radicalization and inequality. These topics are core to sociology, yet sociological insights are drowned out in public debate frequently dominated by technological optimism, economic rhetoric or polarizing politics.This accessible textbook centres the sociological voice. It demonstrates how evidence-based, critical perspectives can illuminate the causes, interconnections and possible solutions to some of the most urgent issues of our time. Each chapter is crafted to support students new to sociology, guiding them to think critically and make connections between complex global problems. Pedagogical features include.minimal jargon, with key sociological terms bold-highlighted and defined on first use.'Focus point' boxes with data, case studies or visual insights.suggested sources for further exploration, including videos and online media.This is essential reading for undergraduate students and anyone working in policy, advocacy or social change-offering the tools to think critically, act thoughtfully and engage with today's most pressing global challenges.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. How can sociological thinking help us make sense of today's biggest global challenges? In what is understood as 'an age of crisis', headlines are dominated by topic such as climate change, migration, radicalisation and inequality. These topics are core to sociology, yet sociological insights are drowned out in public debate frequently dominated by technological optimism, economic rhetoric or polarising politics. This accessibly written textbook centres the sociological voice. It demonstrates how evidence-based, critical perspectives can illuminate the causes, interconnections and possible solutions to some of the most urgent issues of our time. Each chapter is crafted to support students new to sociology, guiding them to think critically and make connections between complex global problems. Key pedagogical features include: * Clear statements of key messages at the start of each chapter; * Bold-highlighted definitions of sociological terms with minimal jargon; * 'Focus point' boxes with data, case studies or visual insights; * Suggested sources for further exploration, including videos and online media. Essential reading for undergraduate students and anyone working in policy, advocacy or social change-offering the tools to think critically, act thoughtfully and engage with today's most pressing global challenges. How can sociology help us navigate and respond to today's global challenges? This accessible book shows how sociological thinking deepens our understanding of today's most urgent challenges-from climate change to inequality. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. How can sociological thinking help us make sense of today's biggest global challenges? In what is understood as 'an age of crisis', headlines are dominated by topic such as climate change, migration, radicalisation and inequality. These topics are core to sociology, yet sociological insights are drowned out in public debate frequently dominated by technological optimism, economic rhetoric or polarising politics. This accessibly written textbook centres the sociological voice. It demonstrates how evidence-based, critical perspectives can illuminate the causes, interconnections and possible solutions to some of the most urgent issues of our time. Each chapter is crafted to support students new to sociology, guiding them to think critically and make connections between complex global problems. Key pedagogical features include: * Clear statements of key messages at the start of each chapter; * Bold-highlighted definitions of sociological terms with minimal jargon; * 'Focus point' boxes with data, case studies or visual insights; * Suggested sources for further exploration, including videos and online media. Essential reading for undergraduate students and anyone working in policy, advocacy or social change-offering the tools to think critically, act thoughtfully and engage with today's most pressing global challenges. How can sociology help us navigate and respond to today's global challenges? This accessible book shows how sociological thinking deepens our understanding of today's most urgent challenges-from climate change to inequality. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. How can sociological thinking help us make sense of today's biggest global challenges? In the midst of an 'age of crisis', headlines are dominated by topic such as climate change, migration, radicalization and inequality. These topics are core to sociology, yet sociological insights are drowned out in public debate frequently dominated by technological optimism, economic rhetoric or polarizing politics.This accessible textbook centres the sociological voice. It demonstrates how evidence-based, critical perspectives can illuminate the causes, interconnections and possible solutions to some of the most urgent issues of our time. Each chapter is crafted to support students new to sociology, guiding them to think critically and make connections between complex global problems. Pedagogical features include.minimal jargon, with key sociological terms bold-highlighted and defined on first use.'Focus point' boxes with data, case studies or visual insights.suggested sources for further exploration, including videos and online media.This is essential reading for undergraduate students and anyone working in policy, advocacy or social change-offering the tools to think critically, act thoughtfully and engage with today's most pressing global challenges.…

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