Asia

Gender and Regional Inequality in Asia: A Sociological Perspective

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Gender and Regional Inequality in Asia

Introduction on Gender and Regional Inequality in Asia Asia, the world’s most populous continent, exhibits vast economic, cultural, and social diversity. However, this diversity is accompanied by deep-rooted inequalities, particularly along gender and regional lines. Gender inequality persists in various forms, including disparities in education, employment, political representation, and access to healthcare. Meanwhile, regional inequalities—between … Read more

Migration Theories and Their Application in Asia: A Sociological Perspective

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Rural-Urban Divide in Indian Society: A Sociological Perspective

Introduction on Migration Theories and Their Application in Asia Migration is a complex social phenomenon that has shaped human societies throughout history. In Asia, migration patterns are influenced by economic, political, cultural, and environmental factors. Sociological theories of migration provide frameworks for understanding why people move, how migration affects societies, and the implications for both … Read more

Urban Sociology in Asia: A Regional Overview

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Kinship Groups: Lineage and Clan/Gotra in Sociological Perspective

Introduction on Urban Sociology in Asia Urban sociology examines the social structures, processes, and transformations within cities. Asia, as the most populous and rapidly urbanizing continent, presents a unique case study for urban sociologists. The region’s urbanization is marked by diversity—ranging from the hyper-modern cities of Japan and South Korea to the sprawling megacities of … Read more