Summary: The A-Z Sociology Handbook explains all the key terms in your A-level course, and has been completely updated for the new AS and A2 specifications. Each entry begins with a clear definition and is followed by explanation, worked examples and cross-references where relevant. The handbook provides expert advice from leading authors that will help familiarise you with the language of sociology — the more important the term, the more detailed the entry. It is invaluable for students of all pre-university courses, as well as undergraduates.This new digital edition includes free access to a supporting website to make searching for terms even quicker, and a free desktop widget to bring concise definitions instantly to your fingertips. For new students — terms and concepts clearly explained Throughout the course — full explanations of important and challenging concepts that will help you tackle your course assignments with confidence For focused exam revision — detailed revision lists for each exam board and invaluable advice from leading examiners, both online and in the book
Instant understanding for the very best gradesClear, concise entriesNow with free online support!Written by experienced authors and examiners
About the Author(s): Tony Lawson is a former Chief Examiner for A-level Sociology for a major exam board. He is a Senior Lecturer in Social Sciences at the School of Education, University of Leicester. Joan Garrod is an experienced teacher of A-level Sociology and was Chair of Examiners for Sociology for a major exam board.
Reviews:
“At long last a [handbook] with meanings that were accessible and useful. I think a good book on the shelf is invaluable to students in social sciences, ploughing through so much new jargon.”
