Dalhousie University (DAL ) • Social Science

Sherry Pictou, Mi'kmaw Lifeways and Fisheries part 1 and 2

Will Langford, Our Blue Planet Steve Mannell, The Quest for Pure Water Steve Mannell, Water, Disease, and Public Health Will Langford, Chlorine, Chemistry, and the Ambivalence of Scientific Improvement Steve Mannell, The Sanitary City: Toronto, 1913-1957

Steve Mannell, Man and Leviathon Hal Whitehead, How the Whales Were Saved, Part 1 whale population, sustainable whaling, culture in whales, scientific and political issues in whaling, whaling industry.

This document provides a outline of the things or items needed to write a successful research paper, within the social science field. It breaks down the individualised sections of a research proposal as well as provides adequate explanation of all the areas. Its a model guide for doing research or starting a college level research in Social Science

Environment and Society -CASE STUDY (Research topic Example) Week three: The Question of Environmentalism: Is It Just About the Environment? - Environment - society what is the big deal ? -The evolution of theory/ theories across, Time - Social change [ Local, national, International, global - Technological change - Policies and action

•What is theory? •Why is theory so important? •Deductive And Inductive Reasoning •Theory testing: From theory to data •Sociological perspectives: Classic theoretical orientations Explanatory Research, Descriptive Research , Exploratory Research. Qualitative vs Quantitive Research

The Notes include the definitions surrounding Deviance as well as the differing perspectives surrounding Deviance.Looking at the Positivist and Constructionist viewpoint. Understanding the different kinds of deviance such as the Physician Deviance and appearance, relationships and deviance, Deviance in cyberspace and Elite Deviance, Corporate Deviance and workplace misconduct