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An Introduction to Sociology in Ireland
By Bernadette McDonald
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· Written in a very accessible and student-friendly style, this new edition provides the most recent statistics available

· Promotes the understanding of the nature and positioning of Irish society in relation to other societies

· Highlights the key sociological concepts & topics, with the major theoretical perspectives and methods required to produce sociological knowledge

· Provides an introduction to and discussion on key issues relevant to the 21st century

· Expanded section on Methods of Research, including information on: case studies; the internet; action reserach; and ethical considerations in research

· New analysis of: - crime in Ireland - the function of religion - women and the Irish labour market - theories of ageing

· New data regarding:

- immigration and social change in Ireland - the travelling community - suicide - demographic patterns in Ireland

Suitable for those studying FETAC, BTEC and HETAC subjects within the fields of Social Science and Health Care at levels 5 & 6



Author Biography
Bernadette McDonald teaches Sociology in Cavan Institute.



Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Sociology
2. Concepts & Processes of Socialisation and the Acquisition of Culture
3. Major Sociological Perspectives and Theories
4. Methods of Research and Social Investigation
5. Sociology of the Family
6. Social Stratification in Irish Society
7. Gender Socialisation
8. Deviance and Social Control
9. Ageing and Older People
10. Race and Ethnicity
11. Sociology of Health
12. Demography and Urbanisation

Publication Details
Format Paperback, 239 pages
ISBN 9780717145508
Imprint Gill & Macmillan
Language English
Product Dimensions 235 x 156
Publication Date April 2009



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