Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Nettleton S.: The Sociology of Health and Illness, 2nd ed.

2.

• Bendelow G, Carpenter M, Vautier C, Williams S (eds.): Gender, Health and Healing: The Public/Private Divide.

3.

• Heritage J, Maynard D (eds.): Communication in Medical Care. Interaction between Primary Care Physicians and Patients.

4.

• Bartley M. Health Inequality: An Introduction to Theories, Concepts and Methods.

5.

• Cockerham WC: Social Causes of Health and Disease.

6.

• Rose N.: The Politics of Life Itself - Biomedicine, Power and Subjectivity in the Twenty-First Century.

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Smart, Carol (2007): Personal Life.

2.

• Lamanna M: Emile Durkheim on the Family

3.

• Beck U & Beck-Gernsheim E: The Normal Chaos of Love

4.

• Widmer Eric & Jallinoja R (eds.): Beyond the Nuclear Family. Families from a Configurational Perspective

5.

• Gullestad M & Segalen M (eds.): Family and Kinship in Europe.

6.

• Coontz Stephanie: Marriage, a History. How Love Conquered Marriage.

7.

• Smart C & Neale B: Family Fragments?

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1. 1. Christie N.: Crime Control as Industry

2. Garland D: The Culture of Control

3. Akers R L: Criminological Theories

4. Roach Anleu, S.L.: Law and Social Change

5. Cotterrell R: Sociology of Law

6. Lyon D.: Surveillance Society

7. Banakar, R.: The Doorkeepers of the Law

8. Valverde M: Diseases of the Will. Alcohol and the Dilemmas of Freedom (p. 1-119) and Sulkunen P et al. (eds.): Broken Spirits: Power and Ideas in Nordic Alcohol Control (p. 1-112)

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

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1.

• Nayak A & Kehily M. J.: Youth and Culture. Young Masculinities and Feminities.

2.

• Connell R.W. : The Men and The Boys

3.

• Delamont S : Feminist Sociology

4.

• Skeggs B.: Formations of Class and Gender. Becoming Respectable.

5.

• Marshall B & Witz A (toim.): Engendering the Social

6.

• Ramazanoglu C & Holland J : Feminist Methodology: Challenges and Choices

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• de Block, Liesbeth ja Buckingham, David: Global Children, Global Media. Migration, Media and Childhood.

2.

• James, Allison ja James, Adrian L.: Constructing Childhood. Theory, Policy and Social Practice.

3.

• Lee, Nick: Childhood and Society. Growing up in age of uncertainty.

4.

• France, Alan: Understanding Youth in Late Modernity.

5.

• Henderson, Sheila, Holland, Janet, McGrellis,Sheena, Sharpe, Sue ja Thomson, Rachel: Inventing Adulthoods. A Biographical Approach to Youth Transitions.

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Heritage J: Harold Garfinkel ja etnometodologia

2.

• Manning P: Erving Goffman and modern sociology

3.

• Edwards D: Discourse and Cognition

4.

• Kendon A: Conducting interaction. Patterns of behavior in focused encounters

5.

• Tainio L (toim): Keskustelunanalyysin perusteet

6.

• Arminen I: Institutional Interaction

7.

• Collins R: Interaction ritual chains

8.

• Peräkylä, A, Antaki, C, Vehviläinen, S, Leudar, I: Conversation analysis and psychotherapy

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Castells M: The Rise of the Network Society

2.

• Giugni, M.: Social Protest and Policy Change

3.

• Della Porta, D. & Diani, M: Social Movements. An Introduction

4.

• Salmenniemi, S.: Growing Flower in the Front.

5.

• Yearley S: Sociology, Environmentalism, Globalization

6.

• Ferrera, M.: The Boundaries of Welfare

7.

• Muffels, R. et al, (eds.): Social Exclusion in European Welfare States

Please choose four options. At least one of the options 1 and 2 is required.

1.

• Castles S and Miller M J: The Age of Migration: International Population Movements in the Modern World.

2

• Portes A and DeWind J (eds.): Rethinking Migration: New Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives.

3.

• Ahmad A: Getting a Job in Finland. The Social Networks of Immigrants from the Indian Subcontinent in the Helsinki Metropolitan Labour Market.

4.

• Bryceson D and Vuorela U (eds.): The Transnational Family: New European Frontiers and Global Networks.

5.

• Wahlbeck Ö: Kurdish Diasporas: A Comparative Study of Kurdish Refugee Communities.

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Pettinger L, Parry J, Taylor R and Glucksmann M (eds.): A New Sociology of Work?

2.

• Scott W R, and Davis D F: Organizations and Organizing: Rational, Natural and Open Systems Perspectives: International Edition.

3.

• Heiskanen T ja Hearn J: Information Society and the Workplace: Spaces, Boundaries and Agency.

4.

• Webb J:Organisations, Identities And The Self.

5.

• Sennett R : The Corrosion of Character

6.

• Bradley H and Healy G: Ethnicity and Gender at Work. Inequalities, Careers and Employment Relations.

7.

• Wrede S, Henriksson L, Høst H and Dybbroe B (eds.): Care Work in Crisis. Reclaiming the Nordic Ethos of Care.

8.

• Julkunen R and Nätti J : The Modernization of Working Times: Flexibility and Work Sharing in Finland

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

At least one of the options 1 and 2 is an obligatory part of the examination.

1.

• Savage M, Warde A & Ward K : Urban Sociology, Capitalism and Modernity (2nd ed.)

2.

• Gottdiener M and Hutchinson R: The New Urban Sociology (3rd ed.)

3. One of the following:

• Musterd S & Ostendorf W. : Urban Segregation and the Welfare State: Inequality and Exclusion in Western Cities
• Mingione E (ed.): Urban Poverty and the Underclass. A Reader (p. 1-152 and 275 – 383)

4. One of the following:

• Kazepov Y (ed.): Cities of Europe. Changing Contexts, Local Arrangements, and the Challenge of Urban Cohesion (p. 1- 232)
• Scott Allen J: Global City Regions: Trends, Theory, Policy
• Sassen S: The Global City

5. Two of the following:

• Florida R: The Rise of the Creative Class
• Zukin S : The Culture of Cities
• Turley A C : Urban Culture. Exploring Cities and Cultures

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Harrington A : Art and Social Theory

2.

• Becker H : Art Worlds

3.

• Abercrombie N & Longhurst B : Audiences

4.

• Halle D : Inside Culture: Art and Class in the American Home

5.

• Sassatelli R : Consumer culture : history, theory and politics

6.

• Gronow J & Warde A (eds.) : Ordinary Consumption

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Therborn G.: European Modernity and Beyond

2.

• Nieminen A.: Towards a European Society?, s. 9-196

3.

• Mayes D G et al. (eds.): Social Exclusion and European Policy

4.

• Elster J, Offe C and Preuss U: Institutional Design in Post-Communist Societies

5.

• Kvist J & Saari J (Eds): The Europeanisation of Social Protection

6.

Sykes R. et al. (eds.): Globalization and European Welfare States

7.

• Scharpf F.: Governing in Europe: Effective and Democratic?

8.

• Kuhnle, S. (ed.): Survival of the European Welfare State

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Sismondo S: An Introduction to Science and Technology Studies

2.

• Ziman J: Real Science: What It Is and What It Means?

3.

• Latour B: Laboratory Life. The Construction of Scientific Facts

4.

• Stehr N: Knowledge Societies

5.

• Jamison A: The Making of Green Knowledge: Environmetal Politics and Cultural Transformation

6.

• Irwin A & Wynne B (eds.): Misunderstanding Science? The Public Reconstruction of Science and Technology

7.

• Fuller S: Knowledge Management Foundations

and

• Häyrinen-Alestalo M, Snell K & Peltola U ”Pushing Universities to Market Their Products. Redefinitions of Academic Activities in Finland” in Kalleberg et al.(eds.): Comparative Perspectives on Universities (Comparative Social Re-search, Vol. 19, 2001: 165-212).

8. Any three numbers of the journal Science Studies.

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Vallin J and Meslé F, Valkonen T : Trends in mortality and differential mortality , s. 31-88 ja 185-328

2.

• Harper S (ed.): Families in Aging Societies: Multi-Disciplinary Approach

3.

• Robine, J.-M.; Crimmins, E.M.; Horiuchi, S.; Zeng, Y. (Eds.): Human Longevity, Individual Life Duration, and the Growth of the Oldest-Old Population Series: International Studies in Population , Vol. 4 2007, XVI, 444 p.,

4.

• Berkman L. and Kawachi I.: Social Epidemiology

Choose four options (Note: each number is equivalent to one option; i.e. one option may include more than one text):

1.

• Douglass C B (ed.): Barren States: The Population Implosion in Europe

2.

• Jalovaara M: The effects of marriage partners, socioeconomic positions on the risk of divorce in Finland. Väestöliitto 2007

3.

• Printz C (eds): Cohabiting Married Or Single? Portraying, Analyzing and Modelling New Living Arrangements in the Changing Societies of Europe

4.

• Oppenheim Mason K & Jensen A-M (eds): Gender and Family Change in Industrialized Countries.

5.

• Thornton, Arland, William G. Axinn, and Yu Xie: Marriage and Cohabitation. 412 p., 16 line drawings, 29 tables. 6 x 9 2007 Series: (PD) Population and Development Series

Please choose four options of the following:

1.

• Eager P W : Global Population Policy: From Population Control to Reproductive Rights

2.

• Birdsall N ym (eds.): Population Matters: Demographic Change, Economic Growth, and Poverty in the Developing World, p. 1-136, 323-418

3. Corresponds two options

• Montgomery M ym. (eds.): Cities Transformed: Demographic Change and Its Implications in the Developing World

4.

• Barnett T & Whiteside A : AIDS in the Twenty-First Century. Disease and Globalization , p. 1-97, 159-241, 271-315

5.

• Renne E. : Population and Progress in a Yoruba Town

6.

• Ostergaard-Nielsen E (ed.): International Migration and Sending Countries: Perceptions, Policies and Transnational Relations