Power and Authority in India: A Marxist Analysis of Caste Panchayat
Explore this sociological analysis of power and authority in India through an in-depth look at caste panchayat and marxist sociology.
The Social Impact of Urbanism on Sanitation Workers in Chennai
xplore how rapid urbanization in Chennai shapes the lives of sanitation workers through housing inequality, labour precarity, and social exclusion.
Consumerism and Environmental Responsibility
Drawing on George Ritzer, Zygmunt Bauman, and others, the article shares one sociology students reflection on consumerism and environmental responsibility.
What Makes People Lose Faith in Healthcare Systems
What exactly is it that makes people lose faith in the United States healthcare system? This blog offers one explanation.
A Reflexive Essay on Outcomes of Environmental Sociology Course
How environmental sociology transformed one student's understanding of ecology, justice, consumer culture, and everyday environmental responsibility.
From Goddesses to Victims: How Indian Society Contradicts Itself
Ecofeminism in India reveals how women and nature face intertwined exploitation under patriarchy, capitalism, and environmental degradation.
Find the Best Expat Health Plan for Living in Japan
Reliable expat health insurance in Japan offers coverage for medical care, hospital visits, and prescriptions, giving peace of mind while living abroad.
The Science of Relapse and Recovery
While many people view relapse as a failure, science reveals that it is often a natural part of the recovery process. Learn more in this Applied Worldwide blog.
The Connection Between Nutrition, Exercise, and Mental Health
Mental health is shaped by many factors—genetics, environment, life experiences, and physical health. Learn more in this Applied Worldwide blog.
Teen Substance Use: Warning Signs and Prevention Strategies
Adolescence is a critical developmental stage, marked by curiosity, peer influence, and a desire for independence.