Middlebury

SOCI 0201

Sociology of Labor

Sociology of Labor
In this class we will survey the sociological literature on labor and labor movements in America and around the world. We will raise questions related to the organization and transformation of work, the making of class society, trade unionism and other class-based organizing, and the impact of globalization on labor organizations. Exploration of these key themes will happen through an analysis of classic and contemporary texts, as well as fiction and film. This is a seminar-style course with opportunities for students to lead class discussions and debates. (formerly SOAN 0201) 3 hrs. lect.
Subject:
Sociology
Department:
Sociology
Division:
Social Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
SOC
Equivalent Courses:

Sections

Spring 2025

SOCI0201A-S25 Lecture (McCallum)

Spring 2024

SOCI0201A-S24 Lecture (McCallum)

Fall 2022

SOCI0201A-F22 Lecture (McCallum)

Spring 2021

SOCI0201A-S21 Lecture (McCallum)

Spring 2020

SOCI0201A-S20 Lecture (McCallum)