The evolution of sociology and the social science subjects took many years by following traditional cultures contributions made but several reformers, sociologists, they tried to explore new ideas, reforms for development states in world, usually eastern world we can find evidence thinking’s scientific way. Sociology concepts it was initial stage innovations, political social-economy world. its...

this article  studyies political identity of dagestani people in the north caucasus. at the first, i have defined a true theory of political identity, which is compatible with dagestanis. this theory defines political identity in two aspects: grounded aspect, which is geography and history, and the social-environmental aspect, which includes culture (especially religion, costumes and ethnicity)...

Though there is wide agreement among political scientists that separation of political and socio-economic statuses is necessary for the functioning of democracy, wide disagreement exists over the extent to which political statuses in tlie United States differ from socio-economic ones. This article focuses on PACs (Political Action Committees) as a new means for status-fusion in the United State...

In this paper an extension is given of the set of concepts considered to be basic to the fields of Economics, Organization Theory, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology. The modeling is in terms of automata and automata networks. In the first paper on basic concepts the simplest unit, the social atom, stood central. In this second paper social structures and processes are focused upon.

Academic Year: 2013-2014 Date of Report Submission: August 9, 2014 Name of Department/Unit/Program: Honors Program Name of Contact Person: Rose Spalding Names of Assessment Committee Members: Jennifer Conary (English), Mike Edwards (First Year Program), Nancy Grossman (Honors), Peter Hastings (CDM), Martha Martinez-Firestone (Sociology), Chris Mount (Religious Studies), and Rose Spalding (Honor...

By the turn of the twentieth century a distinct 'social domain'--along with its constituent parts, problems and internal dynamics-was turned into a political entity, and a concern for state bureaucracies existed across the industrializing world. Specific motivations for this trend may have varied from location to location, but included arguments for higher industrial productivity and less polit...

‘Theory’ is one of the most important words in the lexicon of contemporary sociology. Yet, their ubiquity notwithstanding, it is quite unclear what sociologists mean by the words ‘theory,’ ‘theoretical,’ and ‘theorize.’ I argue that confusions about the meaning of ‘theory’ have brought about undesirable consequences, including conceptual muddles and even downright miscommunication. In this pape...