Richard T. Schaefer
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Sociology: A Brief Introduction
103 editions
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1994
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Racial and Ethnic Groups
79 editions
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1979
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Sociology
80 editions
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1983
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Sociology Matters
24 editions
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2003
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Extraordinary Groups: An Examination of Unconventional Lifestyles
8 editions
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2007
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Race and Ethnicity in the United States
37 editions
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1995
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Sociology in Modules
39 editions
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2010
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Introducción a la sociología
4 editions
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1987
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Student Study Guide for use with Sociology
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1997
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Study Guide to accompany Sociology: A Brief Introduction
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1996
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“Criminal Justice
A complex, sensitive topic affecting African Americans is their role in criminal justice. It
was reported in 2010 that Blacks constitute 4.7 percent of all lawyers, 14.1 percent of police
officers, 14.9 percent of detectives, and 28.6 percent of security guards but 39 percent of
jail inmates.”
― Racial and Ethnic Groups
A complex, sensitive topic affecting African Americans is their role in criminal justice. It
was reported in 2010 that Blacks constitute 4.7 percent of all lawyers, 14.1 percent of police
officers, 14.9 percent of detectives, and 28.6 percent of security guards but 39 percent of
jail inmates.”
― Racial and Ethnic Groups
“They assume that
women are on a mommy track, an unofficial career track that firms use for women who
want to divide their attention between work and family. This assumption would be false if
applied to all women. It also implies that corporate men are not interested in maintaining
a balance between work and family. Even competitive, upwardly mobile women are not
always taken seriously in the workplace (Carlson, Kacmar, and Whitten 2006; Heilman
2001; Schwartz and Zimmerman 1992).”
― Racial and Ethnic Groups
women are on a mommy track, an unofficial career track that firms use for women who
want to divide their attention between work and family. This assumption would be false if
applied to all women. It also implies that corporate men are not interested in maintaining
a balance between work and family. Even competitive, upwardly mobile women are not
always taken seriously in the workplace (Carlson, Kacmar, and Whitten 2006; Heilman
2001; Schwartz and Zimmerman 1992).”
― Racial and Ethnic Groups
“In 2010, half of Asian Americans 25 years old or older held
bachelor’s degrees, compared with 28 percent of the White population (Bureau of the
Census 2011a).”
― Racial and Ethnic Groups
bachelor’s degrees, compared with 28 percent of the White population (Bureau of the
Census 2011a).”
― Racial and Ethnic Groups
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