Professor William Julius Wilson Part 1: Both Social Structure and Culture matter
Posted on 18-05-2011
in: Criminal Justice

‘Why both Social Structure and Culture Matter in a Holistic Analysis of Inner-City Poverty’

Professor Wilson introduces the underpinning tenets of the lecture. He explains some of what he has to say, regarding general sociological principles, may apply to Glasgow.

The section is rich with examination of social structure and culture, such as ‘meaning-making’ as it influences decision making

Creating Good Lives Conference

Location: Glasgow

Keynote speaker: Professor William Julius Wilson ‘ Why both Social Structure and Culture Matter in a Holistic Analysis of Inner-City Poverty’. Dr Carol Craig is Chief Executive, Centre for Confidence and Well-being Glasgow This conference was designed to help participants gain a better understanding of the type of social problems which have become endemic in…

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