Sociology of the Global System on Development

Erving Goffman and Dramaturgical Theory: A Sociological Analysis

Introduction on Sociology of the Global System The concept of development has long been a central theme in sociology, especially in understanding the global system and its structural inequalities. The “sociology of the global system on development” refers to the sociological study of how global structures—such as capitalism, international institutions, colonial legacies, and cultural flows—shape … Read more

Global Inequality, Local Vulnerability: A Sociological Perspective

Global Inequality, Local Vulnerability: A Sociological Perspective

Introduction In the contemporary world, globalization has interconnected societies, economies, and cultures at an unprecedented scale. Yet, alongside its promises of growth and development, globalization has deepened inequalities across the globe. The widening gap between wealthy and poor nations, as well as disparities within societies, exposes marginalized populations to heightened risks and vulnerabilities. The phrase … Read more