Sociology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A revision guide composed of all the key concepts as specified by the teacher. In just over 30 pages, all key concepts are defined and linked to each other where necessary. This guide is ideal for students in the course Sociology of Public Policy at the University of Amsterdam sociology program. For now, this revision guide only includes week 1 - 5 as week 6 was scratched this schoolyear. Week 6 might be added later for future students.

A full and concise summary of all the literature and all lectures of the course Health and Society (7332E005AY) within the bachelor Sociology at the University of Amsterdam.

This is a summary for the course Sociology for Psychology Students. I used both information from the lectures and from the book. I got a 7.5 for the exam by studying with this summary.

These summaries are simplified lecture and some reading notes. They included visual stimulus and color to keep your attention on the topics at hand. They are set up in an easy way to understand. They included key concepts such as: Establishing Sociology as a discipline, Social facts, The study of suicide (egoistic, altruistic, anomic, fatalistic), Social Order, modern and traditional society, mechanical and organic solidarity, role of three key institutions (family, education and religion) and D...

Grade 1st exam: 8.4 (I used the same summarizing method for materials of the 2nd exam) Introduction to Sociology summary of readings. Includes chapter 3, 5, 10, 11, 17 of the book and the required articles of year 2022/2023. Bell, M. & Ashwood, L. (2015). Chapter 1: Environmental problems and society. In: An invitation to environmental sociology. Sage, pp. 1-38. Mears, A. (2015). Working for Free in the VIP: Relational work and the production of consent. American ...

This is an extensive summary of the first course of the master Governance of Migration and diversity. It entails all the sociology lectures, as well as the articles that were included in the lectures and belong to the mandatory readings for the exam.

These summaries focus on the main ideas of Identity and Society and is module THREE of this idea: Max Weber's sociological methods. The main concepts found in these summaries are Werrtfreiheit (value freedom), Positionality, Correlation and Causality, Verstehen (Understanding), Social Action, Limits to action, and ideal types. These summaries are a combination of both the course notes and lecture notes. It is comprehensive and covers EVERYTHING! It also includes images and fun fonts for vi...