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Controversies in Canadian sociology |
M. Reza Nakhaie
Thomson Nelson
Controversies in Canadian sociology
Inflammatory rhetoric on racial profiling can undermine police services
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Thomas Gabor

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1670545314868_26490993

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1. Introduction: Canadian-American cultural similarities and differences
Who owns democracy? Explaining the long-running debate over Canadian/American value differences
Michael P. Carroll
Rejoinder to "Who owns democracy"
James Curtis; Edward Grabb
2. Introduction: socialization and dominant ideology in education
Socialization into dominant vs. counter ideology among university-educated Canadians
Douglas E. Baer; Ronald D. Lambert
The politics of Canadian social scientists: a comment on Baer and Lambert
Serge Guimond; Douglas L. Palmer
3. Introduction: feminist theory and gender relations
Bridging feminist theory and research methodology
Janet Saltzman Chafetz
Methods, theory, and the practice of feminist research: a response to Janet Chafetz
Alexis J. Walker
4. Introduction: deviance, crime, and racial profiling
Data, denials, and confusion: the racial profiling debate in Toronto
Scot Wortley; Julian Tanner
Inflammatory rhetoric on racial profiling can undermine police services
Thomas Gabor
5. Introduction: family and responsible fathering
Responsible fathering: an overview and conceptual framework
William J. Doherty; Edward F. Kouneski; Martha F. Erickson
Who is responsible for responsible fathering?
Alexis J. Walker; Lori A. McGraw
6. Introduction: causes and consequences of social inequality
Differential effects of university and community college education on occupational status attainment in Ontario
Paul Ainsef; Fredrick D. Ashbury; Anton H. Turrittin
7. Introduction: education and students'
A postmodern explanation of student consumerism in higher education
Michael Delucchi; William L. Smith
Education and the marketplace: conflicting arenas? Response to "A postmodern explanation of student consumerism in higher education"
Anne F. Eisenberg
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