SOC 312 Class, Power and Status
Fall 2005
Stephen Adair
This page may be revised over the semester.
Office: 304 Maria Sanford Hall; 832-2979 or 2-2979 from on campus
Office Hours: 9-10 on Mon. Wed. and Fri. and 2-4 on Tues.
Syllabus, Assignments, Websites and Other Materials
Assignments
How to Put References in Your Essays
A list of my editorial symbols and comments I use to correct your papers.
How to Write a Critical Book Review
Websites
A streaming video of an interview with David Shipler, on The Working Poor
A recent lecture by David Shipler on The Working Poor.
Lots of facts and figures on inequality in America at Inequality.org
People Like Us: Social Class in America - A PBS Program. Includes games and activities
Archives of World System Analysis
The Political Economy of the World System (Section of the American Sociological Association)
Anyone interested in studies of The Power Elite or studying the interconnections among the corporate class might want to take a look at TheyRule. A website that allows you to create interlocking maps based on corporate maps of Fortune 100 companies.