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S-2   SUBJECT INDEX

       Bronx Zoo, pygmy display at, 268  Child rearing          religious affiliation with, 433  cultural differences in, 38, 39
       Buddhists and Buddhism, 420, 433,   feral children without, 66–68  religious beliefs of, 423  gender reflection through, 295
          434                       historical changes in, 91   religious rituals of, 423  peer pressure influencing, 19
       Bulgaria, cities and urban areas in, 455  marriage and families impacted by,   religious symbols of, 422–23  racial-ethnic expression through,
       Bull Moose party, 340         379–81                     war based on, 422            258–59
       Bureaucracies                nannies for, 380          Churches, 420, 428, 430. See also  social class or prestige displayed
        alienation in, 141–42       orphanages as institution for, 68–69  Religion           through, 226, 227
        bureaucratic authority, 334  social class influencing, 83–84, 235,   Circumcision, 197, 292, 294, 301  social interaction and roles influenced
        characteristics of, 136–38   380–81                   Cities and urban areas, 454–70  by, 116–17
        communication in, 137       socialization and, 83–84    alienation in, 464–66      subculture of, 53
        corporations as (see Corporations)  Children and adolescents. See also  city life, 464–68  World Naked Bike Ride lack of, 169
        division of labor in, 136, 138  Families                city-states, 336–37       Coercion, 332
        dysfunctions of, 141–42     abstract thinking among, 73–74  community in, 466     Cohabitation, 389–90
        educational, 136, 137, 139, 140  abuse of, 396–97       concentric zone model on, 463  Cold War, 140, 354, 478
        goal displacement and perpetuation   adolescence of, 91–92  definition of, 455    Colleges
          of, 138–41                adoption of, 387–88         demographics of city dwellers, 466–67  admittance to, 406
        religious, 430              birth of (see Birth rate; Childbirth;   development of, 455–62  affirmative action in, 285–87, 307
        rules in, 136–37, 141, 334   Reproduction)              deviance and crime in, 461, 462, 467,   bureaucratic structure of, 136, 137,
       Burundi, culture in, 59      childhood of, 90–91, 351     468, 470                    139
       Businesses. See Corporations; Work and   child labor among, 91, 174, 197,   disinvestment and deindustrialization   community, 404, 405
          workplace                  198, 351, 446–47            in, 469                   funding/payment for, 405, 407
                                    child rearing (see Child rearing)  edge cities, 460    gender issues in, 285–87, 305–8
                                    cultural views of childhood and child   enterprise zones in, 470  racial-ethnic issues in, 261, 279, 281,
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                                     labor, 351                 food supply to, 455          285–87
       Calvinists and Calvinism, 7, 427  day care/child care for, 84–85, 241,   gangs in, 172 (see also Gangs)  sexual violence on campuses of, 314
       Cambodia                      372, 373–74, 380, 410      gentrification of, 460, 461  social class influencing attendance at,
        cities and urban areas in, 465  divorce impacting, 388, 391, 394–95  geographic distribution of, 458–60  85, 227, 236, 412–13
        feral child in, 68          education of (see Education)  human/urban ecology of, 462  social class of professors at, 228
        Least Industrialized Nation status of,   eye color of, 379  industrialization impacting, 455  socialization through, 74, 88, 92
          210, 212–13               father’s post-divorce contact with,   infrastructure of, 455, 457  sociology majors in, 501–2
        marriage and family in, 393  395                        inter-city migration, 458, 460  Colonialism
        social change in, 488       feral, 66–68                invasion-succession cycle in, 461, 464  geopolitical changes through, 476–77
       Camel racing, slavery for, 193  global stratification impacting,   megacities, 458, 459  global stratification influenced by,
       Canada                        209–10                     metropolis/megalopolis as collection   211, 216, 477
        G7/G8 participation of, 477  grandchildren, specifically, 395  of, 458             internal, 269–70
        Most Industrialized Nation status   imitation by, 72    metropolitan statistical areas, 458  racial-ethnic relations influenced by,
          of, 206                   infanticide of, 452, 453    models of urban growth, 462–64  257, 269–70
        NAFTA with, 214, 363        infant mortality, 234, 264  multiple-nuclei model on, 463, 464  Colored Baptist Ministers’ Conference,
       Capitalism                   institutionalized, 68–70    noninvolvement and diffusion of   268
        Chinese, 355, 356           juvenile delinquency of, 161, 166–68  responsibility in, 467–68  Columbia
        conflict theory focus on (see Conflict   morality development in, 74, 75–76,   peripheral model on, 463, 464  cities and urban areas in, 454, 456–57
          theory)                    91                         photo essay on, 456–57     culture in, 43, 495
        convergence of socialism and, 355  orphan, 68–69        poverty in, 241, 242, 454, 456–57,   marriage and families in, 15
        criminal justice system under, 175  personality development in, 74–75  464, 465, 467, 468, 470  Columbia space shuttle, 154
        criticisms of, 354–55       play by/with, 72, 78–79, 83–84  process of urbanization, 455, 458  Common sense
        cultural influences of, 62  poverty among, 209–10, 242, 244–  public sociology applied in, 470  childhood perception based on, 91
        definition and description of, 352  45, 326–28, 351     race riots/urban revolts in, 278  racial classifications based on, 256
        economic system of, 352–53  reasoning development in, 72–74  racial/ethnic populations in, 278,   research challenging, 29, 68
        education under, 406–7      self-development in, 71–74, 77–78,   279, 460, 461, 467  Sapir-Whorf hypothesis challeng-
        globalization of, 34, 62, 214, 356–  87, 88–89, 94      rural migration from, 462    ing, 49
          64, 469, 490              slave, 192, 193             rural migration to, 458    sociology and, 12, 20, 22, 29, 256
        ideology of, 354            social isolation of, 66, 68, 87  sector model on, 463–64  testing, 20, 22
        laissez-faire, 352          socialization of (see Socialization)  settlement houses in, 11  Communication
        religion and, 7–8, 426–27, 475–76,   stages of development in, 73–74  slums in, 464, 465, 467, 468  bureaucratic, 137
          483                      China                        small towns vs., 358–59    control of, social stratification by,
        social class under, 198, 228, 230–31  cities and urban areas in, 455  social class issues in, 460, 461, 463–  203–4
        socialism vs., 352          culture in, 43, 44           64, 466–67                cultural influences on, 45–49
        social stratification under, 198–99,   deviance, crime and social control   suburbs of, 242, 243, 460, 462,   language as (see Language)
          202, 206, 214, 217         in, 159                     463–64, 468–69, 484       nonverbal, 19, 45–46, 76–77, 114–15
        spirit of, 8, 426–27        economy of, 217, 218, 355, 356,   urbanization, 454–70  speed of, 3
        state or welfare, 352–53     364, 427, 477, 490         urban planning of, 464, 470  technology impacting, 3, 60–63 (see
        technology and, 483         elderly adults in, 317      urban problems and social policy,   also Computers; Internet)
       Capital punishment, 159, 180–82  environmental issues in, 491–92  468–70           Community. See Neighborhoods and
       Case studies, research, 27–28  gender in, 293, 300       urban renewal and revitalization, 470  community
       Casinos, tribal, 283–84      infanticide in, 453         U.S. urban patterns, 458–62  Community colleges, 404, 405
       Caste, social stratification by, 193–95,   information access in, 203  work in, 457, 458, 468–69, 470  Computer-Assisted Self-Interviewing, 27
          196, 375, 426             marriage and family in, 368, 369  Citigroup, 171–72   Computers. See also Internet
       Categories, 130, 131         military power of, 480, 487, 489  Citizenship, 337–38  Agile Development software for, 399
       Catholicism. See Roman Catholics and   “one couple, one child” policy in,   Citizens United v. Federal Election   business and finance impacted by, 487
          Catholicism                451–52, 453                 Commission (2010), 343    cultural influences of, 60–61, 62
       Central America. See Latin America  politics and government in, 338,   Civil Rights Act (1964), 278  cyberslacking via, 145
       Charismatic authority/leadership, 334–  355, 356       Civil Rights Act (1968), 278  cybersleuthing via, 145
          35, 428–29                population in, 442, 451–52, 453  Civil rights movement  cyberwar and cyber defense via,
       Cheating, educational, 417–18  race-ethnicity in, 260, 477  discrimination and prejudice com-  487–88
       Childbirth. See also Birth rate  religion in, 427, 431    bated in, 260, 277, 278   data deletion from, 145
        age at time of, 389        Chinese Americans, 280, 281. See also  religious foundation of, 421, 422  educational use of, 411, 418, 486–87
        cohabitation leading to, 390  Asian Americans           workplace diversity supported by, 143  maximum-security society through,
        functionalism on, 16       Chinese Exclusion Act (1882), 281  Civil War, U.S., 56, 62, 193, 240  144
        gender issues related to, 297, 300  Christians and Christianity. See also  Clark University, 307  microchips and, 481, 486–90
        marriage and families impacted by,   Protestants and Protestantism;   Class. See Social class  research using, 27
          378–79, 389, 390           Roman Catholics and Catholicism  Cliques, 135         social change through, 481, 486–90
        racial-ethnic discrimination impact-  born again, 423  Clothing and fashion        speed of communication through, 3
          ing, 264                  cult origins of, 428        conspicuous consumption through,   work and workplace impacted by,
        religious rituals related to, 421  fundamentalist, 423   483                         144, 145
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