Which critic of environmental policies notes that capitalist societies have increasing demands for products, for obtaining natural resources at minimal costs, and for manufacturing products as quickly and cheaply as possible—no matter what the long-term environmental consequences will be?
A. Karl Marx
B. Allan Schnaiberg
C. Rachel Carson
D. Paul Ehrlich
B. Allan Schnaiberg
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What is the primary criticism of Weber's theory that Calvinism led to capitalism?
What will be an ideal response
A sociologist working in which realm of sociology would be most likely to conduct applied sociological research in a branch of state or federal government?
a. professional sociology b. critical sociology c. policy sociology d. public sociology
Status group refers to
A. people who share a similar level of wealth and income. B. people who share the same prestige or lifestyle, independent of their class position. C. members of a class who have a subjective awareness regarding their common vested interests and need for collective political action to bring about social change. D. a feudal class.
When a bully comes into a town and threatens harmony, the residents band together in order to oppose the threat. This illustrates which function of deviance?
a. Deviance clarifying rules b. Deviance uniting a group c. Deviance promoting social change d. Deviance preventing social change