Minority Studies

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Lecture Notes

[Revised: October 18, 2005]

Syllabus

The Tests

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Papers

The Final

PART 1
Lecture Notes for Test 1 [Click on the titles below to reach the lecture notes.]	Reading Assignment in John E. Farley (2005)
Orientation: Basic Terms and Concepts	Chapter 1, pp 1 to 17
Prejudice: Its Forms and Causes	Chapter 2, pp 18 to 37

PART 2
Lecture Notes for Test 2 [Click on the titles below to reach the lecture notes.]	Reading Assignment in John E. Farley (2005)
Reducing Prejudice: How Achievable? How Important?	Chapter 3, pp 38 to 69
Sociological Perspectives: The Order and Conflict Models	Chapter 4, pp 70 to 99

PART 3
Lecture Notes for Test 3 [Click on the titles below to reach the lecture notes.]	Reading Assignment in John E. Farley (2005)
Origins and Causes of Ethnic Inequality	Chapter 5, pp 100 to 131
Changing Patterns of Majority-Minority Relations in the United States	Chapter 6, pp 132 to 157

PART 4
Lecture Notes for Test 4 [Click on the titles below to reach the lecture notes.]	Reading Assignment in John E. Farley (2005)
Minority Group Movements and Values and Contemporary Intergroup Relations	Chapter 7, pp 158 to 197
The American Economic System and the Status of Minority Groups Today	Chapter 10, pp 260 to 307

PART 5
Lecture Notes for Test 5 [Click on the titles below to reach the lecture notes.]	Reading Assignment in John E. Farley (2005)
Affirmative Action and Other Issues for the Future of Majority-Minority Relations in the United States	Chapter 15, pp 454 to 493
Cross-cultural Studies of Majority-Minority Relations	Chapter 8, pp 198 to 232

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