How I Teach the Sociological Imagination and Globalization: A Comparative Study

Summary of 'How I teach the Sociological Imagination and Globalization'

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•    Read and briefly summarize the article (“How I teach the Sociological Imagination and Globalization”  (Links to an external site.)) Length: up to 150 words.
•    What is the sociological imagination?
•    What is the global sociological imagination?
•    Now compare your selected local and global case studies
•    How are the two case studies—local and global—connected?

•    Using the concept, the global sociological imagination, explain how the two case studies (in Canada and globally) are connected. For example, what has homeless in Vancouver in common with homeless in Port au Prince, Haiti?
•    Answer the following questions:
•    What are the causes of the social issues/problems?
•    Who are the victims?
•    Who are the beneficiaries?
•    Who caused it?
•    What caused it?
•    How are the two case studies—local and global—connected?
•    What remedies do you recommend? (Two recommendations should be enough).