In sociology of religion, there are few works on the quantitative analysis reactions main social institutions to phenomenon religiosity. Social representations and illusions about non-traditional religiosity formed within boundaries many unrelated uncoordinated representatives each institution. The logic choosing object among existing religious organizations reflects both specifics institution ...

Abstract In 2018, Northern Ireland (NI) government officials, journalists, and preliminary research declared that NI citizens had provided a ‘welcoming society’ to Syrian refugees settling in local communities across the country. However, this claim starkly contrasted with other reports of growing violence towards foreign-born groups, particularly Muslims, which lead being identified as ‘Race H...

The Labor-Progressive Party in Crisis, 1956–1957 Karen Levine (bio) Keywords Party, Canadian Communism, 1956, Joseph Stalin, Nikita Khrushchev, 20th Congress of the Communist Soviet Union, Tim Buck, J.B. Salsberg, Norman Penner, Gui Caron, Anti-Semitism, Stanley B. Ryerson Mots-clés Parti ouvrier-progressiste, communisme canadien, Staline, Khrouchtchev. 20e congrès du communiste de l'Union sovi...

Belfast is a deeply divided and fragmented city not just politically, socially, economically but physically. It shaped by its history, experiences of violent conflict post-conflict transition. A collage so-called peace walls interface areas segregate neighbourhoods across the creating some most socially deprived where inequalities are significantly exacerbated tension sectarianism that segregat...

method of explanation and the nature of scientific laws in the human sciences in no way differ from those in the natural sciences. Scientific laws in the human sciences describe generative mechanisms that underlie events. For example, the Freudian Unconscious is a description of a number of generative mechanisms that underlie psychological events. The human sciences differ from the natural scie...

This paper examines the crisis of three Irish young men whose lives are devastated by both their motherland and blood-mother. The discussion this will be into areas. First, how Ireland itself is portrayed as a fragile, subjugated female figure in several literary works. Second, attributes mothers mirroring image itself. Third, dilemma products blood- mother. scope on Cormac O’Faolain’s No Count...

Whether it was bread-wielding Tunisians, marching Suez workers, or Yemeni protestors chanting against corruption, the 2011 Arab uprisings put political economy issues front and center. Indeed, a critical thread throughout the region’s uprisings has been the simple question: “where has the money gone?” And though the field of political economy is multifaceted, the basic refrain “follow the money...

Introduction. The presented article touches upon one of the serious religious problems Russian history, phenomenon “sects”. author, with help provincial periodical press Orthodox Church, tried to highlight activities sectarians in second half 19th century until end First World War. significance material is undoubtedly, especially context emergence new radical sects. To these days, too much depe...