Topics include attitudes and social perception, teamwork, communication, leadership, organizational structure and design. Also listed as BUS 252. Particular attention will be given to social policy issues. Not offered in 2000-01. This anthropology course offers a cross-cultural overview of types of marriage and family, and the sentiments, economic arrangements, and gender dynamics that are fundamental to these social institutions.
Special attention is given to social policy issues arising in rapidly aging societies.
Offered Term 1. Topics include prejudice, discrimination, cross-cultural and historical comparisons, and social policy considerations. Offered Term 1. It explores the meaning of ancestors, ghosts, witches, gods, and goddesses in various societies, and the power of myth and ritual. It emphasizes the cultural relevance of religion to society.