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I did my A levels at a private college so my work is of high standards and quality. this essay answers the question 'explain Ethnic Differences in Offending Rates'. this comprehensive and well thought out answer tires to comprehend the link between certain ethnic groups and offending rates. whilst also evaluating each argument made.

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Summary Sociology for AQA Volume 1 - Theories of sociology- Ken browne text book A LEVEL AS LEVEL

Summary Sociology for AQA Volume 1 - Theories of sociology- Ken browne text book A LEVEL AS LEVEL

Summarized notes on the theories/ theorists in Sociology A level AQA - taken from Ken Browne AQA Volume 1 for AS level and 1st Year- Textbook

Summarized notes on the theories/ theorists in Sociology A level AQA - taken from Ken Browne AQA Volume 1 for AS level and 1st Year- Textbook

Summarized notes on the theories/ theorists in Sociology A level AQA - taken from Ken Browne AQA Volume 1 for AS level and 1st Year- Textbook

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These contain Summary notes on the key theories/ theorists in Sociology A level. This is related more to the Education topic part of the syllabus. Contains summarized notes taken from Ken Browne Sociology AQA volume 1 for AS level and 1st year A level textbook. Notes on functionalism, Marxism and New right/ Neoliberalism. Theorists such as a Talcott Parsons, Durkheim, Bowles and Gintis, and Willis’ famous study on ‘the lads’ is also included in these notes as well as the Marx superstructur...

AS/ A level Sociology education, key theorists that you need to know- CORE THEORISTS- Functionalist, Marxist, New right. These notes have been condensed from Ken Browne Sociology for Aqa Volume 1 AS and 1st Year A level. Topic 1 page 21-35. Includes a summary page with key ideas and theorists! Enjoy these A* notes, teacher approved!

Notes on Functionalist view of education, including key sociologist names and their theories. A Level AQA Sociology 1st Year

Notes on Global development covering "defining and measuring development", "terminology", "theories of development", "modernisation theory" and "dependency theory".