Sociometrična preizkušnja kot trenerjevo orodje za ugotavljanje skupinske dinamike in kohezivnosti športne ekipe
Sport and the politics of in/equality
Published in Frontiers in Sociology
People's wellbeing, civic capital and sustainable practices: Evidence from the European Values Study survey
Published in Frontiers in Sociology
The climate change issue is showing an unprecedented level of awareness in the political realm. Changing occasional sustainable practices into stable behaviors is the challenge that policymakers face. However, what makes people environmentally aware is an unsolved question, and research on this direction is in evolution. This paper examines factors...
Compte-rendu de Ward Jane, The tragedy of heterosexuality
Dans The Tragedy of Heterosexuality Jane Ward étudie les pratiques et les rituels faisant de l’hétérosexualité un mode de vie préférable à l’homosexualité. Pour la chercheuse nord-américaine, l’hétérosexualité n’aurait rien de désirable, elle serait même tragique. L’hétérosexualité est alors appréhendée comme une œuvre tragique, avec ses convention...
Calculative Patents
Patents are legal delinquents. A growing body of empirical evidence demonstrates that patents repeatedly fail to fulfill the responsibilities they have been assigned in fostering innovation. But I argue here that in their moments of misbehavior, we can catch a glimpse of the social roles patents play when no one is watching. Drawing on insights fro...
Director perspectives to equity, access, and inclusion in the school jazz ensemble
Published in Frontiers in Education
Arts and culture are increasingly acknowledged as pillars of society in which all of humanity including people who identify as’ LGBTQIA+ can contribute in 21st century society. United Nations and individual country initiatives continue to promote the notion of inclusive, egalitarian values that promote equal access and opportunity to chosen careers...
'The Machine Takes Our Jobs Away': The problem of technological unemployment in the work of Chicago sociologist William ...
Published in Journal of the history of the behavioral sciences
This paper examines the Chicago sociologist William F. Ogburn's (1886-1959) views about technological unemployment, which were intimately connected to his analysis of the social impacts of technological developments and resulting social problems due to cultural lag. We trace the development of his views as seen through his well-known 1922 book, Soc...
Sociology Compass Editorial 2023
Le travail parental, dernier verrou de la révolution de genre. Une revue de littérature internationale
Le travail parental apparaît comme le dernier verrou de la révolution de genre. En effet, si le processus d’égalisation entre les femmes et les hommes est engagé depuis plusieurs décennies en matière de travail rémunéré et de travail domestique, le travail parental demeure « protégé » de ces évolutions. En cause : la scène domestique et l’activité ...
Remembering Dorothy E. Smith: A Socialist Studies Tribute
Tributes by: Debbie Dergousoff, Daniel Grace, Liza McCoy, Eric Mykhalovskiy, Gary Kinsman, George J. Sefa Dei, Abigail B. Bakan
