Collective Violence as the New Normal: History, Memory & Dialogue: An Interview with Rudolf C. Heredia
Doing Sociology interviewed Dr. Rudolf C. Heredia on ‘Collective Violence as the New Normal: History, Memory and Dialogue’. Rudolf C.…
Doing Sociology interviewed Dr. Rudolf C. Heredia on ‘Collective Violence as the New Normal: History, Memory and Dialogue’. Rudolf C.…
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Neo-liberalism involves extending and disseminating market values to all institutions and social action. Not surprisingly in such times, this even…
‘Coffee is not just a refreshment. It possesses symbolic value as part of our day to day social activities. Often…
The women’s movement has been a visible presence in India since the 1970s. Its most notable impact was felt in…
Through this series, we seek to engage young scholars and students on concepts and themes in Sociology through the audio-visual…
Series Thinking out ‘allowed’ This is an audio-visual reproduction of Gargi Gayan’s piece that was published in Doing Sociology blog earlier. Link: https://doingsociology2020.blogspot.com/2020/05/the-fear-of-stigma-and-its-social.htmlThe…
The Doing Sociology Blog team spoke to Dr Soma Chaudhuri, Associate Professor in Sociology at Michigan State University, USA. Dr…