Sex Work and Neoliberalism
Introduction Sex work has long been a subject of sociological inquiry, marked by intense debates around morality, legality, gender, labor, human rights, and…
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The Student Lifestyle
Introduction The concept of “student lifestyle” encapsulates the patterns of living, social behaviours, and cultural practices typical among students, particularly those in higher…
Macrosociology and Institutions
Introduction Macrosociology represents a crucial field within sociology that focuses on the comprehensive analysis of large-scale social structures and long-term processes that shape…
Video Games and Cultural Imperialism
Introduction In recent decades, video games have evolved from simple recreational activities into complex cultural artifacts with significant global reach and influence. No…
Music and Social Class
Introduction Music is not only a source of entertainment; it is also a deeply social phenomenon embedded within the larger matrix of cultural,…
Rumspringa: An Amish Tradition
Introduction Rumspringa, often spelled “Rum Springer,” is a culturally and sociologically fascinating rite of passage within the Old Order Amish community of North…
The Social Value of Art
Introduction Art is often positioned as a domain of creativity and aesthetic contemplation, yet its significance extends far beyond individual appreciation. From a…
Understanding Organic Solidarity
Introduction to Solidarity in Sociology Solidarity is a foundational concept in sociology, referring to the social bonds that connect individuals within a society.…
Currie’s Market Economy Theory and Gangs
Introduction Elliott Currie’s Market Economy Theory emerged in the 1990s as one of the most systematic sociological accounts of why advanced capitalist societies—particularly…
Religious Monastic Lifestyle
Introduction Religious monasticism stands among the oldest and most resilient forms of organised social life. From the wandering ascetics of ancient India to…
