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Sociology A Brief Introduction 7th Edition 7th Edition Schaefer

SKU: BELL-34715960

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Sociology A Brief Introduction 7th Edition 7th Edition Schaefer instant download after payment.

Publisher: McGraw Hill

File Extension: PDF

File size: 46.96 MB

Pages: 516

Author: Schaefer, Richard T

ISBN: 9780073528052, 0073528056

Language: English

Year: 2008

Edition: 7

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Sociology A Brief Introduction 7th Edition 7th Edition Schaefer by Schaefer, Richard T 9780073528052, 0073528056 instant download after payment.

Schaefer, Sociology: A Brief Introduction, 7th Canadian Edition provides students with the tools they need to successfully navigate in today's social world. The new edition offers a Canadian perspective within a global context, allowing students to examine the place of themselves and others in society.
The new edition has been completely updated with the Canadian student in mind. Students will engage with content that features relevant social topics, diverse examples, and the latest Canadian statistics, research and data.
This resource is ideal for degree and diploma level Introductory Sociology courses, or for any learner eager to explore the study of social worlds.