Every day we witness people across the globe challenging oppressive social, political, and economic regimes with indomitable courage; striving for social justice and daring against all odds to take the difficult roads to democratization.
“Social Justice & Democratization Space” provides an environment to support and enhance communication, cooperation, and efficacy in the international dissemination and exchange of information among researchers, teachers and practitioners that can contribute to transformative change.
“Social Justice & Democratization Space” is a new ISA project initiated by Margaret Abraham, ISA VP Research and developed in partnership with Robert Rojek, and Naomi Blumsom, SAGE Publications.
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Social Justice & Democratization Space aims to build a global community who can access and share resources through an open participatory approach to research, policy, pedagogy, practices and images on social justice and democratization. How can you participate? – You can access, submit, suggest and share...
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Public Sociology
Public SociologySimply click on the links below to access articles from the archive of International Sociology and Current Sociology related to the theme of Public Sociology Public Sociology for Human Rights as...
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Social and Economic Inequalities
Social & Economic InequalitiesSimply click on the links below to access articles from the archive of International Sociology and Current Sociology related to the theme of Social & Economic Inequalities Cross-National Differences and Accounting...
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Gender and Human Rights
Gender and Human RightsSimply click on the links below to access articles from the archive of International Sociology and Current Sociology related to the theme of Gender & Human Rights Recasting our Understanding of...
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Social Justice & Democratization
Social Justice & DemocratizationSimply click on the links below to access articles from the archive of International Sociology and Current Sociology related to the theme of Social Justice & Democratization Making a difference:...
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