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Sociology Index is a comprehensive index in the field of Sociology, covering the world's literature in Sociology and related disciplines. Sociology is the science whose object is to interpret the meaning of social action. Sociology explains the way in which action takes place and the effects it produces. Society is best conceived as the product of interactions between individuals controlled by a body of traditions and norms.
Sociology is the study of Society, Social Interaction, and Social Customs And Traditions. Sociologists conduct research that may be applied directly to Social Policy and social welfare. Traditional focus of sociology has been Social Stratification, Social Bond, Social Class, Social Construction Of Gender, Social Mobility, Secularization, Social Movements, and Deviant Behavior.
Action Theory is a sociological perspective that focuses on the individual as a subject. Action theory views social action as something purposively shaped by individuals within a context to which they have given meaning. Action theory approach has its foundations in Max Weber's interpretive theory which claims that it is necessary to know the subjective purpose and intent of the actor before an observer can understand the meaning of social action. Modernization Theory is a theory of social and economic development, following functionalism or consensus perspective assumptions, that societies need to have harmony among their component parts. Social Control Theory attempts to explain why it is that all of us do not commit crime.
Social control theory tries to explain why most people are law-abiding?
Social control theory explains the many ways in which social control works
in family, schools, work situations, and even in conscience.
Social Control ranges from gossip and ridicule
to imprisonment and execution.
Social
Contract Theory is used to suggest that a group of self-interested and
rational individuals came together and formed a contract which created
society. Each was willing to give up a little bit of freedom to create
social rules that would protect their self-interest.
Women's Liberation Theory
and women's rights. Marxist Feminism is a form of
feminism
which believes that women's oppression is a symptom of oppression.
Radical Feminism is recent and differs from
traditional Marxism.
Socialist Feminism argues
for the equality of women within a society that is not dependent upon the
exploitation of one group by another, that is, a classless society.
Sociology of
terrorism and theories of terrorism.
What
motivates terrorists? Sociology of terrorism is about
terrorist's rationalization of violence
using moral justification.
Joseph Margolin's argues that "much
terrorist behavior is a response to the frustration of various political, economic, and
personal needs or objectives" in one of the many
hypotheses of terrorism.
Mass-destruction terrorism and WMD use
is becoming a huge threat to the world. Syrian official
position that Syria does not assist terrorist organizations but it supports national
liberation movements leads to the concept of
terrorism for "National Liberation".
The physiological approach to terrorism
suggests the role of the media in promoting the spread of terrorism.
What is
terrorist's ideology and religious
perception?
Chaos Theory or complexity theory
distinguishes the presence of social disorder from order within social
disorder. The notion of patterned regularities operating deep within the
apparent randomness of dynamic systems challenges the assumptions informing correctional, psychiatric, and/or legal
practice.
Social Disorganization Theory is
about breakdown in social organization.
Sociology has approached the study of
organizations in a number of ways.
Social
Organization are patterns of relationships organized to meet some human
needs. Social
Disorganization Theory is
the theory that crime and other
deviant behavior is
most likely to occur where social institutions are not able to direct and
control group of individuals.
Globalization is marked by
the expansion of the size and power of
multinational
corporations. In economic terms, globalization describes an interdependence
of nations around the globe fostered through free trade. The terms,
Mcdonaldization,
Uberisation and
eBayization are now used to
refer to globalization.
Jan Aart Scholte's globalization.
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