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... Canadian power elite . Since the 1960s the growth of nationalist sentiment has created a preference for hiring Canadian sociologists at Canadian universities and for using Canadian data whenever possible . A second English - language ...
... Canadian power elite . Since the 1960s the growth of nationalist sentiment has created a preference for hiring Canadian sociologists at Canadian universities and for using Canadian data whenever possible . A second English - language ...
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... Canadian Political System At this point , let us turn to an overview of the Canadian political system . We shall consider the setting for Canadian politics , the evolution of Canadian politics , and the major political parties in Canada ...
... Canadian Political System At this point , let us turn to an overview of the Canadian political system . We shall consider the setting for Canadian politics , the evolution of Canadian politics , and the major political parties in Canada ...
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... Canadian students is much broader . Simply put , the Canadian sample represents a less select or elite body of students . However , when " apples are compared to apples , Canadian students meet or exceed the mathematics performance of ...
... Canadian students is much broader . Simply put , the Canadian sample represents a less select or elite body of students . However , when " apples are compared to apples , Canadian students meet or exceed the mathematics performance of ...
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The Sociological Perspective | 3 |
The Role of Values in Social Research | 14 |
Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology | 20 |
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