Social Inequality in a Global Age 7th edition by Sernau

Social Inequality in a Global Age, 7th edition by Scott Sernau, published by Sage, examines how wealth, power, race, gender, class, and citizenship shape life chances across countries and communities. Written for sociology and social science courses, the text connects classic inequality concepts with contemporary global issues such as migration, labor, education, health, environmental change, and development. Sernau’s accessible approach helps students compare local experiences with worldwide patterns, encouraging critical thinking about privilege, poverty, and social change. This edition is well suited for courses exploring inequality through a global and comparative lens.