Welcome to Earlham Sociology Pages : AS Level and A2 Level Sociology


Comte MARX WEBER Durkheim

Hello! My name is Russell Haggar and I have been teaching both Sociology and Government and Politics at Advanced and GCSE levels mainly at the City of Norwich School for approximately 30 years. When the site was first published in 2009 my main long term objective was  to provide a fairly comprehensive set of materials for several of the modules currently offered in  AS and A2 Sociology specifications. In the course of 2009-10 documents were added  to  the Introducing Sociology Module, the Sociology of Education  Module, the Families and Households Module, the Power and Politics Module and the Differentiation and Stratification Module.

In the course of 2010-2011 more documents will be added to these Sociology modules but I have decided also to provide information on AS Government and Politics and on A2 Government and Politics focussing especially on Political Ideologies as covered in a range of A2 Government and Politics specifications.

I hope  that these resources may be useful also for students following Access to Higher Education Courses and for Scottish students following Scottish Intermediate and Higher Courses and that some of the more detailed documents might possibly be helpful for beginning undergraduates.

Please Email if you have comments on the materials.

Visit The Introductory Advice for Sociology Page

Visit The Sociology Module Title Page

Visit The Sociology Links Page

Visit the General Election 2010 Links Page  

Visit the New AS and A2 Government and Politics Section of the Website ***

 

  Recent Updates

July 13th. Conservative Governments and Economic Inequality 1979-97. Added to Differentiation and Stratification Module Title Page

July 13th. Analysing Income inequality : A Technical Appendix. Added to Differentiation and Stratification Module Title Page

July 13th. Poverty and Inequality : a link to a PPT from the Institute of Fiscal Studies. Added to Differentiation and Stratification Module Title Page

July 7th   Introducing the State, Power, Authority and Coercion; Revised. Added to Sociology: Power and Politics Module Title Page and to AS Government and Politics Page

July 2nd  Functionalism, Marxism, Family and Socialisation: Summary Information with an Exercise: Added to the Families and Households Title page

June 2010. A link to IPSOS MORI's absolutely brilliant overage of the 2010 General Election has been added to the Power and Politics Module Title Page


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