Ideas of social transformations using arguments from Lani Guinier and Peter Drucker.

Nick Stryker October 29, 2002 Paper #4 In the writing "The Age of Social Transformation" Peter Drucker explains his views of how a society changes, believing it is driven more by social factors than by politics. In the writing by Lani Guinier "Second Proms and Second Primaries" she explains how both political institutions and socio-economic factors have significant effects on society. In order to get a full idea of what a social transformation is one must know what …

…made by political events play a small role in social transformation. For example, when former President Bill Clinton was found to have an affair with Monica Lowinski it did not cause millions of American husbands to cheat on their wives. In today's society people care more about money and their social ranking than they care about what the political head-lines might read. This would cause socio-economic factors to change a society greater than political factors.