India’s Vaccine Shortage: Sociology of Vaccination
Adhrish Chakraborty provides a sociology of vaccination and writes about the India vaccine shortage and the government's role in the crisis.
Access to Public Space: Social Mobility and Gender in India
Sociological Essay about access to public space in India written by Ritika Varshney, a student at Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi University.
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Healthcare Sector in India: A public debacle
Applied Worldwide blogger Bijon Chakraborty writes about the healthcare sector in India during Covid-19 and explains the public debacle.
Who is M.N. Roy? And, What is Radical Humanism?
Who is M.N. Roy? What is radical humanism? Adhrish Chakraborty writes provides a radical humanist analysis of Indian society. Learn more!
Shannon Fernandes: The Late Capitalism of Education
Sociological essay written by Shannon Fernandes from St. Xavier's College, Mumbai in India. This essay received a second place award.
What is Sociology, and Why is it Important to Society?
Nidhi Yadav from Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi University in India discusses what is sociology and why sociology is important to society.
The Sociology of Masks: Masking up the Society
Dr. Nupur Pattanaik presents the sociology of masks using ideas from sociologist like Durkheim, George Herbert Mead, and Michel Foucault.
Identity Politics Prevents Uniform Policy during COVID -19
Applied Worldwide guest blogger Bijon Chakraborty writes about identity politics in India and how it is preventing uniform public policy during COVID-19.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy as a Pioneer of Indian Liberalism
Adhrish Chakraborty writes about Raja Ram Mohan Roy as a pioneer of Indian Liberalism. Learn more about Indian Philosophy and Society.
Swakshadip Sarkar, MSc: Policies Impacting LGBTQ People
This profile of Swakshadip Sarkar, MSc is sponsored by the Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology. Sarkar's works on policies impacting LGBTQ people.