A comprehensive guide to understanding New Zealand society through a sociological lens. This 4th edition introduces core sociological concepts and methods, then applies them to key areas of New Zealand life: class, race, gender, family, health, technology, and more. Case studies from working sociologists illustrate real-world applications and encourage critical thinking. Updated data and a new chapter on death reflect contemporary issues.
- Understand social structures and inequalities in Aotearoa - Analyze cultural identity and social change - Develop critical perspectives on local and global issues For New Zealand students, this engaging provides the tools to see the world in a new way. Written by leading sociologists Ruth McManus, Steve Matthewman, Chris Brickell, Gregor McLennan, and Paul Spoonley.
