ASSIGNMENT AND TUITION SERVICES IN ZAMBIA 2014

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UNZA 2014 ASSIGNMENTS 

THE WAY SOCIOLOGIST STUDY SOCIAL PROBLEMS BEGINS FIRST WITH THEIR VIEW ON HOW THE WORLD WORKS BASED ON THEORIES THAT VARY IN THEIR WAY ANALYSIS. WITH PRACTICAL EXAMPLES , DISCUS THE MAJOR  SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND INDICATE WHICH PERSPECTIVES CAN BEST EXPLAIN SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN ZAMBIA.

SAMPLE INTRODUCTION..........

Social problems are interrelated Debate in society centers on; the causes of social problems; who is responsible for the problem and solutions to the problem. Many individuals experience one or more social problems personally. For example, many people are poor and unemployed, many are in poor health, and many have family problems, drink too much alcohol, or commit crime. When we hear about these individuals, it is easy to think that their problems are theirs alone, and that they and other individuals with the same problems are entirely to blame for their difficulties. It is the core of this paper to discuss the major sociological perspective of social problem and provides one perspective to best fit Zambia.

Bulungwe (2012:32) defines a social problem as “any condition or behavior that has negative consequences for large numbers of people and that is generally recognized as a condition or behavior that needs to be addressed.”

In view of Bulungwe’s definition above, when one has not eaten for 10 days, it cannot be considered a social problem ............................................................................................................

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In conclusion, Social problems are conditions that; affect the quality of life of a large number of people; affect cherished values and can be remedied. Functionalism, Symbolic Functionalism and Conflict Theory are the three major sociological perspectives that explain social problems. In Zambia, social problems stem from conflict in power relations. Rich and powerful are able to determine what conditions and behaviors are defined as social problems. The politicians are in position to control policies and welfare of its people. 

Many politicians in Zambia misuse their power ..........................................................READ THE FULL ESSAY HERE or CALL THE CUSTOMER CARE ON 0966717712.

QUESTION TWO

A SOCIETY WITHOUT CULTURE IS GOOD AS DEAD.DISCUSS WITH EXAMPLES.

Culture and society are two related concepts that mean different things to different scholars. Culture makes society and society influences culture, meaning that there is interdependence between these two terms. It is the core of this paper to discuss the notion that the society without culture is as good as dead. Numbers of examples have been used in the paper in supporting the discussion................READ MORE BY CLICKING HERE OR CALL OUR CUSTOMER CARE ON 0966717712.

QUESTION 3

NGOs have assumed a fundamental role in the development process in countries such as those in Africa. What are the advantages and disadvantages of NGOs in the development discourse.

SOLUTION.....

Today, Africa is in the grip of an unprecedented crisis, due essentially to the exclusion of people from the search for solutions to their own problems. Governments have failed to provide adequate solutions to its challenges until recently when the coming of Non Governmental Organizations in Africa has been championing the welfare state of African. It’s for this purpose that this paper looks at trends in government support for non-governmental organizations (NGOs), discussing the advantages and disadvantages’ of Non Govermental Organization in the development discourse.............READ MORE HERE.