Introduction Neoliberalism, in broad sociological terms, refers to a set of economic and political principles that prioritize free markets, deregulation, privatization, and individual responsibility. These principles have shaped global political-economic structures since the late 20th century, influencing policy decisions in…
Populism has emerged as one of the most important and contentious political phenomena in the 21st century. Although its origins can be traced far back in history, the term populism has gained particular traction in recent decades. Leaders, movements, and…
Public opinion, a foundational concept in sociology and political science, represents the aggregate of individual attitudes or beliefs held by the adult population. It influences and is influenced by public policies, social norms, and cultural trends. Understanding public opinion is…
This blog post provides an outline and explanation of the concept of democracy from a sociological perspective. It explores the historical development of democracy, key principles such as political equality and individual rights, and the challenges and criticisms faced by democratic systems.
