Health is a multifaceted concept that extends beyond individual biology and personal choices. Sociology reveals that our health is deeply influenced by the social environments in which we live, work, and interact. These influences are referred to as the “social…
Exploitation is a concept deeply embedded in sociological discourse, reflecting the unequal relationships that shape societies. From the distribution of resources to the dynamics of power, exploitation exposes the mechanisms through which individuals and groups are systematically disadvantaged. This article…
Internal colonialism, also known as domestic colonialism, is a sociological concept that describes the exploitation and domination of minority groups within a nation-state by the dominant group. This framework highlights the systemic inequalities that replicate colonial structures internally, often to…
The concept of a “legitimation crisis” is a central topic within political sociology and critical theory, particularly as it applies to understanding the instability of modern democratic and capitalist systems. The term refers to the moment when a governing body,…
Institutionalized discrimination refers to the systematic and entrenched discrimination embedded in the structures, policies, and practices of social institutions, often reflecting the biases and inequalities of the broader society. This form of discrimination is not always overt but can be…
