SOCA01H3 Lecture 12: Introduction to Sociology; Week 12.docx
7 Feb 2015
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As a result, no group enjoys disproportionate influence, and decisions are usually reached through negotiation and compromise (p. 357: numerous competing interests and decisions are made according to democratic decision making structures including voting, electing officials, and compromising, based on belief that politics helps society achieve its collective goals and interests, in the process integrating its members and keeping it in equilibrium (p. 357). Toronto: known as the canadian city that works , what is its slogan, according to functionalist theory, the makeup of individuals in office should be representative of the space http://torontoist. com/2014/10/election 2014 city council still doesnt look like the city, would also be interesting to see this in relation to class and. An elite system c. a pluralist system d. a power resource system a. funneling b. slotting c. sorting d. classifying a. allo culturalizing b. homogenizing c. diversifying d. unilateralizing.
