SOC 146 PZ -Sociology of HOmelessness

Institution: Pitzer

Description: This course is an analysis of the social and structural development of homelessness in America. We will explore the theoretical underpinnings of this social problem. We will focus on the structures, functions, and historical variations of this form of disorganization and analyze current trends. Utilizing the readings, real world examples and student centered research we will go from understanding the various sociological theories associated with homelessness; to the lived realities of people experiencing homelessness; to discussion(s) on solutions, institutional inertia, public policy and problem solving.

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