You MUST include a full citation or reference ( Use the Harvard system) for your sources of information at the end of each answer i.e. for each pair of concepts e.g. for a reference from a book: Giddens, A (1989) Sociology, Polity Press. From an article: Giddens, A (1988) '' Social Classes in Modern Venezuela'', British Journal of Foreign Sociology, vol.3, No.7, pp 24-35. For a website – you must give the full page address (URL) General Hints on Coursework 1 It may be useful to view each answer in terms of three components: Context- a short introduction that deals with the origins of the concepts (usually expressed in terms the theorist/theory). This should also make some suggestions as to the debate regarding the main themes of the module - explanations of social change - and the historical and social context of these debates. Content – the main section that provides a description/definition of the concepts and the nature of their relationship. For example, how does one concept ‘fit’ with the other; or how are they opposed; or how do they follow or depend on the other. Their relationship should form the central focus of the discussion and it is important that you identify and discuss this quite clearly. Issues – a concluding section which consists of some discussion of the problems/issues arising from the relationship - especially around the nature of competing explanations of social change, progress etc.