This book bundle is a comprehensive 3-in-1 guide that explores the structures, behaviors, and ideas that shape human life in community. This volume introduces readers to the essential foundations of sociology, weaving together the study of social organization, the psychology of human interaction, and the grand theories that explain collective behavior.

The first section, Society, investigates how individuals come together to form communities, institutions, and cultures. Topics include norms, values, group structures, institutions, and the forces that hold or disrupt social cohesion.

In the second section, Social Psychology, the focus narrows to how individuals behave in social contexts. It examines identity, attitudes, conformity, group influence, and the psychological mechanisms driving human interaction in everyday life.

The final section, Social Theory, offers insight into the foundational ideas of key thinkers like Karl Marx, Max Weber, and Émile Durkheim. It explores modern and postmodern theories, systems of power, inequality, identity, and the forces of change and resistance that shape social realities.

This book is ideal for students, educators, and curious minds who want a clear, engaging, and meaningful introduction to the study of society and its most powerful forces.