According to "Understanding Justice", how does Sociology understand the concept of justice?

Q: Why are norms necessary to society?  What are informal norms and formal norms?  Provide an example o...

A: Norms are rules that illustrate how one should behave within what the society recognizes as good or ...

Q: -Understand what dependency theory says about the role of high-income nations in global stratificati...

A: Dependency theory emerged in the 1960s as a response to the modernization theory and tells that the ...

Q: How relevant are the school's vision, mission, and core values to the needs of the learners and the ...

A: In modern industrial societies, education is provided by the state as a matter of right for all its ...

Q: Clampitt identified seven propositions about communication that are listed below. How can a manager ...

A: In the proposition of communication the terms of probability are explicit. There are different types...

Q: using the concept of cultural relativism as a baseline analyze the cultural practices of breast iron...

A: Cultural relativism is a practice that states not judging anyone's culture based on their viewpoint....

Q: Explain briefly the role of youth in Nation Building? Why is it that the government recognizes the i...

A: Introduction Youth, since we all know, make up a large portion of the nation's population and play a...

Q: General strain theory is a micro-level theory. Explain the multiple sources of stress contained with...

A: The general strain theory states that the social factors or stresses are the ones that influence peo...

Q: What is the dominant form of healthcare coverage in the United States, and who provides it?

A:   What is the dominant form of healthcare coverage in the United States, and who provides it    

Q: What is deviance? Why is it good thing? What are labeling and the strain theory? How are they simila...

A: A society is a group of people living together in a particular place. Many families with different h...

Q: How do participants in “slutwalks” use public urban space to challenge gender inequalities? What are...

A: How do participants in “slutwalks” use public urban space to challenge gender inequalities What are ...

Q: What is interprofessional education?

A: Interprofessional education is education in which students/learners from different professional lear...

Q: ionship between patriarchy and women’s status within varying levels (high, medium, and low income).

A: Patriarchy generally refers to male domination and the power relationships by which men dominate wom...

Q: anges in the 21st century that have led to the rise of new literacies.

A: The 21st century is the age of technology. Information technology has progressed a lot. Now we are i...

Q: Who are the journalists covering Mexican Immigrants' stories? Do they have any first-hand or intimat...

A:  Maria Hinojosa, Elio Henriquez are  Journalists who cover Mexican Immigrants stories for the Mexica...

Q: What are the pros and cons of universal healthcare?

A: Introduction Universal health provision may be traced back to the early twentieth century when a str...