Concepts, principles, research methods, and substantive topics associated with each approach. Stresses and problems in the work system that induce or facilitate deviance and crime. Dimensions of work structure and culture that are conducive to deviance and crime, and the opportunity structures that work systems provide. Emphasis on the theoretical analysis of workplace deviance. Graduate standing required.
Labor processes internal to organizations and power networks among organizations.
Includes cross-national comparisons. Differential organization and perceptions of work in folk, transitional, and industrial societies. The social influence and import of work for individuals. The analysis of the economic activities of women in contemporary society. The past and present relationship between women's domestic and market labor is examined, followed by an in-depth investigation of women's labor force experiences.