SAGE Video Sociology Collection

Comprised of over 120 hours of video, this covers the full spectrum of the sociology discipline and supports students and researchers at all levels. An array of different video types are available, including multiple hours of in practice videos that highlight careers and practitioners in the real world; tutorial videos that shed light on hot topics within the field; and case study videos that explore particular research and its impacts on policy. View the complete title list.

A recent update to this collection breaks down complicated contemporary sociology theories, explore how new ecological, financial, and technological conditions create societal imbalances, and explain the machinations of institutional and societal racism and what students can do about it.”

Contributers include: George Ritzer on Consumption, Akwugo Emejulu on Social Justice and Les Back on Race, Class and Ethnicity; Urban life.

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New content will break down complicated contemporary sociology theories, explore how new ecological, financial, and technological conditions create societal imbalances, and explain the machinations of institutional and societal racism and what students can do about it. Including:

• Interactive tutorial to help students understand their own societal privileges
• Socio-historical origins of the moniker “Karen”
• Case studies on how climate change complicates decades-long fights for water and land rights in post-colonial countries

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