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Brent Berry Associate Professor
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Courses Offered (hyperlinked = offered this year)
Sociology 205Y Urban Sociology Sociology 202HS Quantitative Methods Sociology 364F Urban Health Sociology 6710 Logic of Social Inquiry Sociology 6711 Doctoral Research Practicum Sociology 299Y Research Opportunity Program Sociology 394Y Urban Health in Toronto: A Research Practicum
Research Areas
Health, Race and Ethnicity, Urban Studies, Social Demography, Quantitative Methods, Socio-Economics, Visual Sociology
Selected Research
Berry, Brent. Forthcoming 2008. “Sociology of Housing”. In Urban Canada: Sociological Perspectives, Second Edition, edited by Harry H. Hiller. Oxford University Press. Berry, Brent, and Tara McMullen. 2008. “Visual Communication to Children in the Supermarket Context: Health Protective or Exploitive?” Agriculture and Human Values. 25(3) 333-348. Berry, Brent, and Eduardo Bonilla-Silva. 2008. “‘They Should Hire the One with the Best Score’: White Sensitivity to Qualification Differences in Affirmative Action Hiring Decisions.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 31(2): 215-242. Berry, Brent. 2007. “Does Money Buy Better Health? Unpacking the Association between Economic Resources and Health after Midlife.” Health 11(2) 199-226. Berry, Brent. 2007. “Disparities in Leisure Time Inactivity in the United States: Trends and Explanations. Sociological Perspectives 50(2) Summer: 177-208. Berry, Brent. 2006. “Friends for Better or for Worse: Interracial Friendships in the U.S. as Seen through Wedding Party Photos.” Demography 43(3): 491-510.
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