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sociology 62–3 social movement unionism 269–76
contemporary changes in 74–8, 88 in South Africa 267–9, 270
sociology and the arts 170–81, 462 ‘trait’ approach (professions) 142
sociology, childhood 185–96 Travers, Max 69
sociology in China 49 Treiman, Donald J. 208, 210–11
sociology, clinical 46 Tsobanoglou, George 42–54
sociology, health 124–35, 462 Turner Prize 177–9
sociology and law 61–4, 64–7, 70–2
sociology of professions 140–51 UN (United Nations) 117, 237, 239, 240–3, 407
sociology in South Africa 372–5 UN Convention on the Rights of the
sociology and universities 94 Child (1989) 192–3
sociotechnics 42, 43–5, 54 poverty 330, 331
‘Citizens’ Juries’ 53 Universal Declaration of Human Rights 35
and globalization 50–3 UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) 111
governmentality of 46–9 universities and sociology 94
guru industry 49–50 urbanism 306
‘Planning Cells’ 52 USA
and sociological theory 48–9 beef-packing/agriculture 327–8
solidarity and authority studies 74–8 Chicago School of sociology 126, 306, 310
in address forms 417–18, 419 communities, alienation of 18–19
alienation 19 co-operation, notion of 110
NGOs and Brazil 78–88 food consumption habits, research, 281
Sorokin, P. A. 201, 202–4, 206, 215, 306 health sociology 124–35
South Africa individualism vs structuralism 206
social movement unionism 270–6 Internet development 295, 297–99, 300
sociology in 372–5 Internet usage 294, 295
Trade Unions 268–9 Law and Society 67, 69
Kwazulu Natal 369–81 obesity 329
South America 110–13, 120 peacekeeping operations 237, 239, 240, 242–3
Spain, sociology of professions 147–50 rural crime research 306–8, 313
pre-1982 148–9 shootings, high school 21–2
since 1982 149–50 social movements 353
spirituality 23–4 social stratification studies 205, 206–7
sport welfare policy 47–8
competition as ideology/obstacle 159–61 women’s health movement 128, 132
competition and conflict in sociology of sport 158–9
competition/cooperation together in 163–6 Vanhanen, Tatu 120-1
competition, diversity of 161–3 Venezuela
gender inequality in 159–60 CONICIT 96
homophobia in 160–1 FONACIT, 96
isolation of athletes 161 Research Agendas 96–8, 102
meaning within sociology of sport 155–8 vertical mobility 203–4
racial inequality in 161 video games, as an alienating force 21
sociology of, early analyses 158–9
status syndrome 130 wage labour 10–12, 13, 15, 16
stratification RSSM 202 in NGOs 84–5
Strong, P. M. 128 see also Trade Unions
Súez, Juan 140–51 war 237–8, 245–6
Sutton, J. 65 and development, theories on 116–17
Sweden see also peacekeeping
impact of globalization on local Weber, Max 10, 122n3, 204, 372
democracy 409–13
Webster, Edward 265–76
Weisheit, Ralph A. 307, 313
technology welfare policy 209
as an alienating force 13, 20–1 Denmark 47
development of 91–2 Third World 79, 267–8
digital inequalities 295–6, 300–1 USA 47–8
futures research 291–3 Wells, Edward L. 313
Internet 13, 18, 20, 192, 229–31, 291, Whiteread, Rachel 177–9
293–300, 301 Whitestone, Yuko K. 236–47
NICT 293–5 Wilensky, Harold 142
television, as a device for alienation 17–18 Wilkinson, Kenneth P. 306, 313
terrorism 34, 35, 36, 293 women
Teune, Henry 400–13 belonging and security 37–8
Thériault, Joseph-Yvon 434, 447–50 in El Salvador 362, 365
Tónnies, Ferdinand 30, 305–6, 314 and health care 128, 132, 251–2, 258, 260
Touraine, Alain 336, 340 as immigrants in Canada 445, 455n29
Trade Unions 265–6 inequality in sport 159–61
and Baba Khumalo 377–8 maquilas 358–9
in Australia 267 maternal health education 231, 232
in Brazil 270-5, 340, 342 social activism interviews, El Salvador
in Kwazulu Natal 368–9, 376 and Honduras 362, 365