May be repeated for credit. May be repeated for credit. Introduction to several types of social measurement and ethnographic research, including surveys and field studies. Growth in women s poverty and struggles of women in both paid and unpaid labor force. Also examines the types of offenses for which women are arrested, the punishment they receive and the treatment they face once institutionalized.
Attention is given to how women respond to the conditions of incarceration.
The politics of technology, skills and organization of enterprises. Conflicts between economic markets and firms, and production relations. Special topics may vary. Written analytical term report of project work required. May be repeated only as elective.