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Sociology: A Brief Introduction, 4/e
Richard T. Schaefer, DePaul University

Population And Health

Outline

Demography: The Study of Population

    Malthus's Thesis and Marx's Response
    Studying Population Today
    Elements of Demography

World Population Patterns

    Demographic Transition
    The Population Explosion

Fertility Patterns in the United States

    The Baby Boom
    Stable Population Growth

Sociological Perspectives on Health and Illness

    Functionalist Approach
    Conflict Approach
    Interactionist Approach
    Labeling Approach
    An Overview

Social Epidemiology and Health

    Social Class
    Race and Ethnicity
    Gender
    Age

Health Care in the United States

    A Historical View
    Physicians, Nurses, and Patients
    Alternatives to Traditional Health Care
    The Role of Government

Social Policy and Health: Financing Health Care Worldwide

    The Issue
    The Setting
    Sociological Insights
    Policy Initiatives

Boxes

    Sociology in the Global Community: Population Policy in China
    Taking Sociology to Work: Erika Miles, Director, Health Programs, CVS.com