This paper discusses Emile Durkheim's thoughts as a figure in early legal sociology studies, and their contextualization Indonesian reality. Durkheim his theory divides society into two types, simple modern. Simple is characterized by streamlined work differentiation, mechanical social solidarity, repressive types of laws. Meanwhile, modern an increasingly diverse specific division labor, organ...

royal fiqh or what has come in these days as political jurisprudence with the inclusion of issues and topics of politics and government also contains topics of social and economic importance particularly those linked to combating poverty and public hunger as well as attention to social justice which scholars of islam paid attention from old days. authors in this way tried to check the system of...

Recently, the World Health Organization has made the need for countries to improve the school context and enhance the health of students at the school in terms of quality of life. This study aimed to determine the relation between improvement, adventure, social solidarity and opportunity with perceived stress among students. During the correlational qualitative research, among the population of...

Background: Social capital is an important interpersonal organizational resource that may affect health behaviors and seems to be an important factor in chronic diseases. Considering the lack of evidence on this topic, in the present study, we aimed at investigating the association between components of social capital, socioeconomic condition, and controlling Type 2 diabetes mellitus in Iran. M...

BACKGROUND During the summer of 2013, after samples of poliomyelitis virus were found in sewage, Israel launched an intensive national oral polio vaccine (OPV) campaign. The clinical objective of the campaign was rather clear. With not a single case of infantile paralysis and with a population already highly protected with IPV (a dead version of the vaccine), the goal was to foster collective i...

Abstract In two perception experiments we explore the social indexicality of numerical expressions, comparing evaluation three variants: precise (e.g. ‘forty-nine minutes’) vs. explicitly approximate ‘about fifty underspecified ‘fifty minutes’). We ask questions: (i) What constellations meanings are associated with each these variants? (ii) How such indexical associations modulated by conversat...

How can religious ritual foster solidarity in religiously diverse communities times of crisis? This question is crucial social contexts characterized by increasing and nonreligious diversity ongoing intersecting crises associated with violence, inequality, climate change. Solidarity necessary both as an immediate response to crisis the pursuit long-term solutions that address underlying causes....