Sociology papers

A look at the theme of loneliness and isolation in John Steinbeck's novel "Of Mice and Men".

This paper discusses whether the denial of same sex-marriage is unconstitutional.

A look at the social issue of gun control in the USA.

This paper discusses the concept of power within the field of nursing.

An analysis of the relationship between social statuses, norms and expectations to family secrets.

This paper explores the relationship of gender, work, power and the family in terms of their roles, rights and obligations.

Discusses two different articles on diversity: "The Myth of Canadian Diversity" by Sarah Norton and Brian Green and "Marginalization" from Neil Bissoondath's book 'Selling Illusions: The Cult of Multiculturalism'.

An analysis of the effect of media violence on children.

This paper explores issues of identity, perception and autonomy in the popular trend of developing romantic relationships via the Internet.

This paper discusses the forces of feminism in early American literature, concentrating on "Narratives in the Life of a Slave Girl" by Harriet Jacobs and "The Awakening" by Kate Chopin.

This paper argues that the value of love within a family has significantly diminished.

A discussion on the definition of good parenting.

This paper presents a sociological perspective on mental health concentrating on the film: 'Girl, Interrupted' by James Mangold.

This paper discuses the collective behavior of flash mobs, a group of people that gather in a public place for a short time to do something abnormal.

This paper looks at the benefits of athletics on intellectually disabled individuals.

This paper looks at the most prominent and important aspect of family law and concentrates on the domestic realm.

This paper analyzes Fred Block's book "Postindustrial Possibilities: A Critique of Economic Discourse", which focuses on economic sociology.

This paper explores how culture is transmitted through the generations.

This paper looks at the responsibilities involved in technology's development and creations.

An analysis of depression in modern society and the problems surrounding the increased use of anti-depressants.

This paper discusses the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.

This paper explores whether the media in the United States, Canada and Mexico are effective in investigating government and sustaining democratic values in their societies.

A discussion of the argument between the pro-choice and pro-life supporters in America.

This paper examines the origin of television and how it has changed over the years.

A review of the article, "Serving Culturally Diverse Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance and Their Families," by Gwendolyn Cartledge, Cathy Kea and Evette Simmons-Reed.

A critique on David Buss' article "Men Want Something Else".

An ethnographic analysis of the televising of a hearing in Florida on disposition of the body of recently deceased Anna Nicole Smith.

This paper explores the relationship of man and religion by examining the three religions of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity.

A discussion of cultural and social differences.

This paper applies game theory (GT) to industrial relations, especially in the area of collective bargaining.

This paper is a political analysis of Denmark's Mohammad cartoon controversy.

This paper examines homelessness in Toronto within the context of the different definitions for the term "community" and proposes ways to reduce homelessness in this city.

This paper provides an analysis of the insurance structure and a reflection on Medicare policy implications for a practicing physical therapist.

This paper looks at the issue of homelessness in a social science analysis.

This paper looks at the views of Plato and Aristotle regarding government and the ideal state.

This paper provides a critique of three articles: Richa Nagar's "Exploring Methodological Borderlands through Oral Narratives", Faranak Miraftab's "Can You Belly Dance?" and Oyeronke Oyewumi's "Visualizing the Body: Western Theories and African Subjects".

This paper provides an analysis of Chicago area drug and alcohol addiction programs.

This paper discusses why healthcare has become an important issue for Canadians.

This paper looks at the effects of stigma as it relates to mental illness.

This paper discusses the different views of Himani Bannerji and Neil Bissoondath relating to the Canadian approach to immigration.

This paper discusses the issue of public choice theory and urban governance.

This paper discuses community policing, which is a program that link the police to the neighborhood citizens in an effort to solve the problems of the area.

This paper discusses health care in the United States and Canada.

An analysis of the history of urbanization and the changing meaning of community within today's technological world.

This paper provides a perspective of rape in correctional institutions in the United States.

This paper analyzes the article "The Waltz of Sociability: Intimacy, Dislocation and Friendship in a Quebec High School" by Vered Amit-Talai.

This paper discusses the use of art in politics within the American society.

This paper compares and contrasts the social control and self control criminological theories.

A review of the book "Working in a 24/7 Economy: Challenges for the American Family." by H. Presser.

This paper looks at the evolution of healthcare systems as examined
through payment structures.

A personal statement on the importance of participating in community service and why leadership is important.

This paper provides a comparison of Marxist, feminist and liberal approaches to social policy in Canada from the First Nations period to the present

This paper discuses references to American religious culture in Vietnam War literature using examples from Tim O'Brien, Norman Mailer and Robert Bly.

This paper studies the aspects of identity and mixing in the play "Burning Vision" by Marie Clements.

This paper evaluates the globalization process of hybridization in films by using the examples of "Mulan" and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Tiger".

A review of two articles that approach the concept of diversity from two unique perspectives.

This paper explores mental health and stigma and the implications for health promotion.

This paper looks at L. Schorr's ideas in "Common Purpose: Stengthening Families and Neighborhoods to Rebuild America," about effective social programs in light of the government's response to Hurricane Katrina.

This paper examines the theory of self-care management for vulnerable populations, particularly for those afflicted with sickle cell disease.

This paper looks at Aids and examines the possibility of its existence as a man-made virus.

This paper discusses that different products are purchased according to social class.

This paper reviews the methodology of a research project by Frances Henry and Effie Ginzberg entitled "Racial Discrimination in Employment", which asserts that at least in the 1990s, racism was a staple of the Toronto job market.

This paper discusses challenges to social hegemony in the works "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift and "London" by William Blake.

This paper discusses the transitions of care in Canada for older hospitalized immigrant women with chronic pain.

This paper looks at the male and female gender as different cultures.

This paper discusses the character Jake Barnes and projection as self-reflection in 'The Sun Also Rises' by Ernest Hemingway.

This paper applies the critical-emancipatory paradigm and the constructivist-interpretive paradigm to T. R.Berger's 1988 book "Northern Frontier, Northern Homeland: The Report of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry".

This paper discusses recidivism and the correction system in the United States.

An analysis of the impact of diversity on teaching in Australia.

This paper discusses how the welfare state's benefits for its citizens are being undermined by neoliberal thought and policies.

This paper examines "The Working Poor: Invisible in America" by David Shipler.

This paper discusses that a coat of arms is an ideal way of representing the key qualities of nursing.

This paper looks at the concept of colliding cultures in 'Master Harold... and the Boys' by David Hoegberg, 'Dream on Monkey Mountain' by Derek Walcott and 'No Sugar' by Jack Davis.

This paper discusses that overcrowding in the ER causes a negative impact on health care delivery.

This paper looks at the leadership qualities of Princess Diana.

This paper discusses the issue of privatized health care in Canada.

This paper analyzes the first chapter of Richard Gruneau and David Whitson's "Hockey Night in Canada: Sport, Identities and Cultural Politics".

This paper discusses families in China and the United States, focusing on the issues of poverty, economy and culture.

This paper looks at business and legal considerations for the acute care nurse practitioner.

This paper discusses the structure of a breast cancer support group and also looks at the similar features of a church group.

An analysis of the effect of virtual communities on the meaning and definition of traditional communities.

A social work application essay.

This paper explores how a sociological perspective can help women who are victims of domestic violence and alcohol abuse.

This paper looks at the issues of population and immigration with a specific focus upon the United States.

This paper discusses community health care, focusing on the city of Lacey, Washington.

This paper provides a critique of the processes of British film in
respect to the influence of American film.

This paper examines the socio-political relationship that existed between Britain and Australia prior to 1914 and the role of the Great War (WWI) in the development of Australia's own separate identity.

An analysis of the importance of improved cultural sensitivity within the child welfare system.

A look at various issues concerning racial and gender inequality and stereotyping in American society.

This paper discusses the nursing shortage in Ontario and how it creates challenges related to the baby boomer generation.

Explores the origins of social policies in Ireland and how income maintenance helps and hinders meeting people's needs.

An analysis of the concepts of urbanization and community.

An application of the social exchange theory to explain the effect of the changing social roles on the family.

This paper looks at the relationship between the decision of judges and the media.

This paper provides a critique of the article "The Effectiveness of Social
Marketing Interventions for Health Improvement: What's the Evidence?" by R. Gordon, L. McDermott, M. Stead, and K. Angus.

This paper provides an analysis of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" by C.S. Lewis.

A review of "There Are No Children Here" by Alex Kotlowitz.

This paper proposes the establishment of a private insurance agency that will improve the lives of those struggling for medical coverage.

This paper studies how different items of clothing may be considered as a status symbol.

This paper investigates if the blog and the blogosphere represent a digital revolution in progress.