Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART ONE: WHAT IS SOCIOLOGY
1. The modernising process and sociology
2. Mapping sociological theories
3. Doing sociology
4. Ethics, sociology and research
PART TWO: IDENTITY - BEING YOURSELF, BEING AUSTRALIAN
5. Ourselves - myself, yourself
6. Ourselves in families
7. Being young - age and identity
8. Sex in Australia
9. Neighbours and nations: ethnic identity and multiculturalism
10. A healthy Australia?
PART THREE: 'GLOBALISATION', AUSTRALIA AND SOCIAL CHANGE
11. Australia, globalisation and the future of work
12. Class and inequality in Australia
13. Poverty and inequality in Australia
14. Social order and power in a time of change
15. Knowing the world - the Australian media
Glossary
References
Index
Judith Bessant is Reader in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at the Australian Catholic University, St Patrick's campus. Rob Watts is a Professor in the School of Social Science and Planning at RMIT. Between them, the authors have 40 years experience of teaching sociology at an introductory level.
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