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    Institutional Inertia Makes Social Change Difficult and Yet We See
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Institutional Inertia Makes Social Change Difficult and Yet We See

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Institutional inertia makes social change difficult and yet we see a lot of social change in gender relations in many different social institutions.How do you explain this apparent contradiction? Discuss a few of the causal forces impelling change in a social institution of your own choosing.

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