text: Long term relationship with the people of Britain Asians- The first Asians coming in to Britain were liked because they brought new life to Britain, different ideas from their culture which were interesting to the people of Britain. - GCSE Sociology - Marked by Teachers.com
  Long term relationship with the people of Britain Asians- The first Asians coming in to Britain were liked because they brought new life to Britain, different ideas from their culture which were interesting to the people of Britain.
  Multicultural society A multicultural society is a society of people from different religions and backgrounds living in an area. These people many be different skin colours or from a different country. Race Race is a group of people with a similar biological background, similar beliefs in their community and in most cases similar skin colour, with additional similar features. They are ethnic groups that are defines on the basis of both physical and cultural characteristics. Comparing the two These two are similar to each other because they live in the same area and have the same reason for living in the area as everyone else that lives there. They all want the same goal and to live in the best way they can. These two are different because they have different beliefs and they have different cultures, they may also speak different languages. Society Society basically means an area of a place where people live, it's a structured community of people bound together by similar traditions, institutions or nationality. ...read more.
  Firstly, there new food products which are now extremely popular in Britain, foods like Chinese food, Curries, Pizza, Pasta and sea food dishes. Additionally they have brought over new styles of clothes which have interested British citizens and have made money from selling the clothes. Accessibility within a certain public service in the community I will be looking at the police force and how they have become more accessible in the community they serve. In the past the police force weren't accessible within the community much, they were only accessible to some parts of the community and not all. E.g. the police were only really accessible within the White British community and they weren't really reaching the newer part of the community like the Asians and Eastern Europeans. Over the last few years the police have become more accessible to all the community in several ways. Firstly they have tried there best to recruit different ethnic minorities; they have set aims to recruit a certain amount of different minorities. ...read more.
  Additionally, there have been a few problems on the way to achieving their goal, like trying to communicate to the community and basically get on their side. There could still be some improvements made to provide a more user friendly service, firstly they could do more to employ people which can communicate in many languages and can communicate too many cultures, also actually have some knowledge of the culture. The police have made plans to improve things in the future, basically carry on with what there doing but introduce it into more communities, also they have set targets to recruit more ethnic minorities within the police force, which I have talked about above. Overall I think what the police have done has been a success, they have attempted to communicate and understand all sections of the community in many different ways, I feel what they have done has been a success. They have tried to understand the community in some of the following ways: - Employing more Ethnic Minorities - Advertising - Use of different languages - Representatives within the community - Treating everyone equally ...read more.
  communications > Risk: more uncertainty and personal insecurity Pre-modern (b4 ind.): magic and myth/simple structure Modern (product on ind.): complex structure - Control and change society through reason/science - Progress - Grand narratives High or late modernity: globalisation, "one world" OUTLINE OF THE THEORY OUTLINE OF THE THEORY Individual micro level focus.
  Once she died, we feel that the beggar will now be in a worse condition. But when he found the dog, he became very selfish. He would be cruel to the dog and mistreat it. He would use the dog as a means of earning income.
  The entry of a large number of transnational companies at the beginning of liberalization led to a real possibility of young men and women entering the corporate sectors at salaries that their parents could not dream of even at retirement.
  Rogers, the farces of the Marx Brothers, and the full-length colour fantasy of Disney's SNOW WHITE. But one more technological breakthrough was still to come. In the late 30's, colour transformed the second-rate into something eminently watchable. It provided the potential for films to become not just works of cinema
  dependent on their parents until financially independent or aged 25 which means that they are entitled to lower rates of benefit. Even those young people who work find themselves living on lower wages than their older colleagues. Christine Griffin argued that the discovery of adolescence: 'Emerged primarily as a consequence
  In other words, s/he may be physically nearby yet culturally dissimilar, therefore constructed as the permanent 'other.' Finally, he refers to the ideas of Durkheim and Erikson that 'deviants and agencies of control are boundary-maintaining mechanisms.' (Sarup, p.12). He goes on to suggest that the deviant has been replaced by