Sociology: Exploring the Architecture of Everyday Life, Ninth Edition

Authors: David M. Newman

Pub Date: November 2011

Pages: 616

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Audio Links: Each chapter includes links to audio resources, which cover important topics and are designed to supplement key points within the text.

Sociologists at Work: A Sociologists at Work feature provides information about the work and research of real-life sociologists currently working in the field.

Macro-Micro Connections: This feature provides extra examples to help students make connections between macro and micro issues.


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