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Conflict Theories on Power, Inequality, and Resource Control
Apply conflict theory to demonstrate how resource competition, corporate interests, and power dynamics generate social problems.
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Sociological Perspectives and Collective Responses
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Apply theoretical frameworks to explain social problems and examine how individuals, groups, and social movements respond to them.
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