SOC 302 — Social Inequality.

About this course

SOC 302 Social Inequality. is a 300 Level course in the Sociology department, taught in the Second Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 32 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 10 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.

This covers all the video parts in the First Series of SOC 302.

This covers all the video parts in the Second Series of SOC 302.

Lectures in this course

Series 1: Series 1: Foundations and Dimensions of Social Inequality. · Part 1

1. Defining Social Inequality. 5 minutes 41 seconds
2. Historical Roots of Inequality. 7 minutes 42 seconds
3. Long Term Consequences of Inequality 5 minutes 2 seconds

Series 2: Series 1: Foundations and Dimensions of Social Inequality. · Part 2

1. Defining Social Inequality. 6 minutes 11 seconds
2. Historical Roots of Inequality. 7 minutes 29 seconds
3. Long Term Consequences of Inequality. 5 minutes 38 seconds

Series 3: Series 2: Theories of Stratification and Social Mobility. · Part 1

1. Classical Theories of Social Stratification. 8 minutes
2. Weber: A Multidimensional View of Stratification 9 minutes 36 seconds
3. Social Mobility and Its Impacts. 5 minutes 51 seconds

Series 4: Series 2: Theories of Stratification and Social Mobility. · Part 2

1. Classical Theories of Social Stratification. 8 minutes 42 seconds
2. Weber: A Multidimensional View of Stratification 10 minutes 25 seconds
3. Social Mobility and Its Impacts. 6 minutes 27 seconds

Series 5: Series 3: Social Inequality, Stability, and Democracy. · Part 1

1. Social Inequality and its effects on Stability 11 minutes 53 seconds
2. Social Inequality and Democracy. 7 minutes 10 seconds
3. Pathways to Stability and Democratic Strengthening. 9 minutes 42 seconds

Series 6: Series 3: Social Inequality, Stability, and Democracy. · Part 2

1. Social Inequality and its effects on Stability 12 minutes 56 seconds
2. Social Inequality and Democracy. 7 minutes 44 seconds
3. Pathways to Stability and Democratic Strengthening. 10 minutes 34 seconds

Series 7: Series 4: Social Inequality in Nigeria: Determinants and Consequences. · Part 1

1. Determinants of Social Inequality in Nigeria. 6 minutes 47 seconds
2. Governance, Corruption & Representation. 11 minutes 49 seconds
3. Economic and Developmental Consequences. 8 minutes 13 seconds
4. Role of Civil Society and Community Initiatives. 10 minutes 9 seconds

Series 8: Series 4: Social Inequality in Nigeria: Determinants and Consequences. · Part 2

1. Determinants of Social Inequality in Nigeria. 7 minutes 21 seconds
2. Governance, Corruption & Representation. 12 minutes 47 seconds
3. Economic and Developmental Consequences. 8 minutes 53 seconds
4. Role of Civil Society and Community Initiatives. 11 minutes 1 second

Series 9: Series 5: Marx, Weber and Critical Perspectives on Inequality. · Part 1

1. Karl Marx and the Theory of Class Conflict. 13 minutes 42 seconds
2. Class Struggle and Social Change. 11 minutes 55 seconds
3. Weber's Types of Authority: Comparison. 11 minutes 26 seconds

Series 10: Series 5: Marx, Weber and Critical Perspectives on Inequality. · Part 2

1. Karl Marx and the Theory of Class Conflict. 14 minutes 56 seconds
2. Class Struggle and Social Change. 11 minutes 32 seconds
3. Weber's Types of Authority: Comparison. 13 minutes 49 seconds

Lecture note

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