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Institutional Change and Social Reform Movements
Analyze how grassroots social movements challenge entrenched institutional rules to enact legislative and social change.
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Social Control, Bureaucracy, and Institutional Change
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Examine organizational systems, norms, and mechanisms of social control, and evaluate how institutions interact, evolve, and respond to crisis.
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