Tag: sociological analysis

Introduction Religious monasticism stands among the oldest and most resilient forms of organised social life. From the wandering ascetics of ...

The self‑service economy describes the growing assemblage of technologies, business models, and cultural expectations through which tasks once carried out ...

Introduction In many global societies, marriage is often conceptualized as a union between two individuals, typically one man and one ...

Introduction Churches and religious institutions have long served as cornerstones of social identity, collective meaning-making, and moral regulation. In contemporary ...

Moral panic is a sociological phenomenon characterized by widespread fear or concern that certain behaviors, groups, or cultural expressions pose ...

Introduction Petty commodity production is a term that encapsulates the production of goods or services by a small-scale producer, often ...

Introduction Role models are figures—real or imagined—who exert a profound influence on how people conceptualize their own identity and aspirations. ...