Explores the distribution of social, political, and economic resources in Canadian society, and the unequal access to these resources based on social class, race, ethnicity, gender, age, and region. Using a central theme based upon the concepts of class and power, the course examines specific issues such as the socio-economic bases of social inequality, ascription, and the consequences of poverty in Canada. Six credits.
Not offered 2010-2011. If you would like to take the course next year let us know.
2009-2010:
- SOCI 290.00 -- R. Hurst -- Block MP Full
2008-2009:
- SOCI 290.00 -- P. Mallory -- Block Q Full
Not offered 2007-2008.
2006-2007:
- SOCI 290.00 -- N. Verberg -- Block EF Full
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