Compare and contrast how change is articulated

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Question: An important question that must be addressed in any theory of society is when, and by what mechanism, does change occur in society.

Using examples from functional, conflict, ecological, and exchange theorizing, compare and contrast how change is articulated by the functionalists to how change is articulated by the evolutionary and ecological theories.

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