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9-4  Some Current Controversies About Sexuality  166 9-4a  Abortion  167 9-4b  Same-Sex Marriage  168 9-4c  Pornography  168

9-5  Gender and Sexuality Across Cultures  169 9-5a  Gender Inequality  170 9-5b  Sexual Violence and Oppression  171

10 Race and Ethnicity  10-1  U.S. Racial and Ethnic Diversity  179 10-2  The Social Significance of Race and Ethnicity  180 10-2a  Race  180 10-2b  Ethnicity  180 10-2c  Racial-Ethnic Group  181

10-3  Our Changing Immigration Mosaic  181 10-3a  Unauthorized Immigrants  181 10-3b  Reactions to Unauthorized Immigrants  182

10-4  Dominant and Minority Groups  183 10-4a  What Is a Dominant Group?  183 10-4b  What Is a Minority?  183 10-4c  Patterns of Dominant-Minority Group Relations  183

10-5  Some Sources of Racial-Ethnic Friction  185 10-5a  Racism  185 10-5b  Prejudice  185 10-5c  Discrimination  186 10-5d  Relationship Between Prejudice and Discrimination  186

9-6  Sociological Explanations of Gender and Sexuality  171 9-6a  Functionalism  171 9-6b  Conflict Theory  173 9-6c  Feminist Theories  174 9-6d  Symbolic Interactionism  176

179 10-6  Major Racial and Ethnic Groups in the United States  187 10-6a  European Americans: A Declining Majority  187 10-6b  Latinos: A Growing Minority  188 10-6c  African Americans: A Major Source of Diversity  189 10-6d  Asian Americans: A Model Minority?  190 10-6e  American Indians: A Growing Nation  191 10-6f  Middle Eastern Americans: An Emerging Group  192

10-7  Sociological Explanations of Racial-Ethnic Inequality  193 10-7a  Functionalism  193 10-7b  Conflict Theory  194 10-7c  Feminist Theories  195 10-7d  Symbolic Interactionism  195

10-8  Interracial and Interethnic Relationships  196 10-8a  Growing Multiracial Diversity  197 10-8b  Interracial Dating and Marriage  197

11 The Economy and Politics

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11-1  Global Economic Systems  199 11-1a  Capitalism  199 11-1b  Socialism  200 11-1c  Mixed Economies  200

11-2  Corporations and the Economy  201 11-2a  Corporations  201 11-2b  Conglomerates  201 11-2c  Interlocking Directorates  201 11-2d  Transnational Corporations and Conglomerates  202

11-3  Work in U.S. Society Today  202 11-3a  Deindustrialization and Globalization  202 11-3b  Labor Unions  203 11-3c  Offshoring  204 11-3d  How Americans’ Work Has Changed  204 11-3e  Job Satisfaction and Stress  206 11-3f  Women and Minorities in the Workplace  206

11-4  Sociological Explanations of Work and the Economy  208 11-4a  Functionalist Theories: The Economy Provides Many Societal Benefits  208 11-4b  Conflict Theory: The Economy Can Be Hazardous to Your Health  209

11-4c  Feminist Theories: The Economy Creates and Reinforces Sex Inequality in the Workplace  210 11-4d  Symbolic Interaction Theories: We Learn Work Roles  211

11-5  Global Political Systems  211 11-5a  Democracy  211 11-5b  Totalitarianism and Dictatorships  212 11-5c  Authoritarianism and Monarchies  212

11-6  Politics, Power, and Authority  213 11-6a  Power  213 11-6b  Authority  214

11-7  Politics and Power in U.S. Society  215 11-7a  Political Parties  215 11-7b  Who Votes, Who Doesn’t, and Why  217

11-8  Sociological Perspectives on Politics and Power  219 11-8a  Functionalism: A Pluralist Model  219 11-8b  Conflict Theory: A Power Elite Model  221 11-8c  Feminist Theories: A Patriarchal Model  222

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