Social Relations in the Workplace.

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Why do we work, and how does work shape our lives? This course examines the social organization of work through classical theory, ethnographic accounts, and first-person narratives. Students will explore how individuals experience work, how workplaces function, and how they reproduce inequality. Emphasizing critical sociological thinking, the course equips students with tools to analyze formal workplaces in the U.S. and reflect on the broader meaning of work in society.