This book explores how religion, gender, and economic structures influence mobility across local, national, and global scales, providing a groundbreaking perspective into urgent debates on migration, gender inequality, religious change, and the global political economy.
Europa und die Europäische Union bilden für junge politisch aktive Menschen keinen einheitlichen Bezugsraum, sondern ein komplexes Gefüge aus Möglichkeiten, Widersprüchen und Erwartungen.
Europa und die Europäische Union bilden für junge politisch aktive Menschen keinen einheitlichen Bezugsraum, sondern ein komplexes Gefüge aus Möglichkeiten, Widersprüchen und Erwartungen.
This book introduces mobile ethnography as an in-situ qualitative research method that enables participants to document lived experiences on smartphones as they unfold.
The Legacy of Lynching provides a critical social theory of the history of lynching as a pedagogy of social and political violence, power, and control (to identify-find-kill-display the body of the racial Other).
Sharing insights from the author's forty years of activism, this book champions the right to food as a fundamental human right and offers a compelling exploration of its evolution and application.
How to Respect Bali in Its Entirety The Legal, Customary, and Mystical Rules that Bind the Island of the Gods Works by Muhammad Ari PratomoBali is not just a destination—it is a living entity guarded by law, custom, and spiritual forces.
This book explores the ways in which spaces of learning and growth, both physical, social, and symbolic, shape cognition, emotion, behavior, and educational outcomes.
Developing a new understanding of the cultural relationships of humans with nature through heritage and tradition, this book examines ways of transforming these relationships sustainably and assesses the impact on policy related actions for ecologically embedded futures, drawing particularly on case studies from the European north.
With contributions from experienced scholars in sociology and anthropology, Ethnography's Ghosts illuminates and interrogates the 'ghosts' of past ethnographic fieldwork - whether revisited in practice or in the imagination.
Originally published in 1976, this book relates psychology to the wider question of the nature and structure of society, particularly Western industrialized societies.
Pioneering metal writer Keith Kahn-Harris presents a moving, visionary exploration of Ozzy Osbourne, and of metal music and culture: the potent legacy Ozzy left us.
Unser Alltag ist von Technologien mit prognosefähigen KI-Optionen durchdrungen und ein neues leibliches Spüren bündelt dieses kommunikativ-soziale Geschehen.
Male Icons and Identity in 1960s Britain: Revolt into Style explores the profound social and cultural transformations of the 1960s through the lens of masculinity.
Drawing on more than a decade of ongoing work as an educator in a small juvenile justice centre (JJC) in northern Spain, the author offers a uniquely situated perspective on juvenile justice.
A wondrous journey through the wilds of nature and the gnarls of history, exploring how trees from the tiniest bonsai to the mightiest sequoia teach us to grow wise, from New York Times bestselling author Robert Moor.
This book examines ecological practice through an approach that challenges dominant anthropocentric and ecocentric perspectives in environmental political theory.
This book examines ecological practice through an approach that challenges dominant anthropocentric and ecocentric perspectives in environmental political theory.
With contributions from experienced scholars in sociology and anthropology, Ethnography's Ghosts illuminates and interrogates the 'ghosts' of past ethnographic fieldwork - whether revisited in practice or in the imagination.
Race Relations in Sociological Theory (1983) presents a clear definition of the field of race relations, and indicates how it should be systematically developed.
This book introduces mobile ethnography as an in-situ qualitative research method that enables participants to document lived experiences on smartphones as they unfold.
Originally published in 1976, this book relates psychology to the wider question of the nature and structure of society, particularly Western industrialized societies.
Originally published in 1990, Gay and Lesbian Youth: Expressions of Identity, reissued here with a new preface, addresses self-esteem in gay and lesbian adolescents and challenges the idea that this is lower than in the 'normal' adolescent.
Male Icons and Identity in 1960s Britain: Revolt into Style explores the profound social and cultural transformations of the 1960s through the lens of masculinity.
This book explores the political worldviews of progressive American social movements and how they play an increasingly important role in defining social problems, setting the national political agenda, and offering viable policy solutions.
Race Relations in Sociological Theory (1983) presents a clear definition of the field of race relations, and indicates how it should be systematically developed.
This monograph is one of the first scholarly investigations into the literary representations of the lived realities of Ugandan-Indians, often referred to as "e;Passenger Traders"e;, who were exiled in 1972 under the Idi Amin regime.
Developing a new understanding of the cultural relationships of humans with nature through heritage and tradition, this book examines ways of transforming these relationships sustainably and assesses the impact on policy related actions for ecologically embedded futures, drawing particularly on case studies from the European north.
Drawing on more than a decade of ongoing work as an educator in a small juvenile justice centre (JJC) in northern Spain, the author offers a uniquely situated perspective on juvenile justice.
This book integrates people management trends, practices, concepts, and principles through an experienced lens, with theoretical and practical aspects of managing the employee experience (EX) in the workplace.
This book explores the ways in which spaces of learning and growth, both physical, social, and symbolic, shape cognition, emotion, behavior, and educational outcomes.
