Sociology and Ramadan: The Sacred Month of the Muslims
Contributor Muib Shefiu writes about the Muslim customs, values, and rituals of the sacred month for this analysis of sociology and Ramadan.
Learning about holidays through a sociological perspective!
Celebrating International Mother Language Day Worldwide
Aduwo Ayodele writes about the importance of multilingualism in the place of education, commemorating International Mother Language Day.
Celebrating the International Day of Human Fraternity
Applied Worldwide contributor Aduwo Ayodele writes about the sociology of religion, tolerance, and International Day of Human Fraternity.
The Sociology of Holocaust Remembrance Day in Germany
Ismail Hassan writes about the history, significance and how Holocaust Remembrance Day is observed in Germany and beyond.
2020 Top 5 Sociological Phenomena in the United States
Applied Worldwide guest contributor Christopher Hutton writes about five sociological phenomena witnessed in the US in 2020.
The Sociology of Christmas in Nigeria: Social Solidarity
Applied Worldwide contributor Hassan Idris writes about the sociology of Christmas in Nigeria. Learn about cultural customs and traditions.
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Sociology of Day of the Virgin: Digitization in the Pandemic
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno explains the digitization of social practices during the pandemic and other points related to sociology and Day of the Virgin.
Why do Families have Political Arguments on Thanksgiving?
Applied Worldwide co-founder Luke Hanna shares sociological insight on why political arguments may erupt over family holiday meals.
World Teachers Day: Time for Modification in Nigeria
Applied Worldwide contributor Hassan Idris writes about teachers, teaching, and his desire for teachers of Nigeria for World Teachers Day
Día de Muertos: The Joy of Death in Mexico
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno provides sociological analysis on the sacred objects that generate social cohesion on the Día de Muertos in Mexico.
