Social Conflict

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course introduces students to the various analytical perspectives sociologists have employed to understand the patterning and consequences of conflict in society. In this regard particular attention is devoted to the functional, coercion, and Marxian theories of conflict. This course is also concerned with conflict in contemporary society, with special reference to patterns of conflict and change in Canada. PREREQUISITES: One SOSA 1000 level course or FYP FORMATS: Lecture