Social Science

The son of middle-class Slovenian Communists, Slavoj Zizek (born 21st March, 1949 in Ljubljana, Slovenia) is a philosopher, psychoanalyst, cultural critic and Lacanian Marxist sociologist. He is currently – senior researcher at the Institute of Sociology at the University of…
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Prison overcrowding has become the sin of leaders and law makers who have taken it upon themselves to play God. When politicians worked hand-in-hand with the top dogs of business, the corruptions that played out led to a wave of…
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Broken Window theory is based on the idea that rundown areas invite petty crime because people think that no one cares. And petty crime leads to more serious crime because no one, especially the police, care about the neighborhood or…
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Anyone who has gone on tours of European and American sites has felt the change in their own behavior, mood and activity when entering and leaving certain buildings. The awe, reverence and restriction of noise and activity when entering the…
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T-Shirts originated as items of underwear and have become the canvasses that populate a world of moving, talking and interacting symbolic expressions of any idea that humans can have. Even more, any individual can either use their computers and printers, or…
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The overwhelming process of nations that once were stable, turning to a state of revolution and turnover of government is going on today. From the most misunderstood of relationships between tea and revolution in America; cake and revolution in France; and…
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1. “Action oriented by expectations of the behavior of both objects and other individuals in the surrounding milieu.” 1 The individual looks for some behavior that directly meets his goals, or for the object or individual to help to meet…
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Criminals in society are those violate norms, rules – just or unjust. A criminal, according to Black’s Law Dictionary, is anyone one “who has committed a criminal offense (a crime). A crime (again according to Black’s) is “a positive or…
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Globalization is, in the purest form, an enterprise, economy or government that has universal involvement in all places on the planet. With some exceptions, such as Coke and Pepsi, this is actually very difficult, if not impossible to achieve. Each government…
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When the exceedlingly rare exhibition of the recovered treasures of Dresden, Germany, were brought to America for a tour, an unprecedented view of the high culture of Germany, especially of the elites and the artistic elites was revealed for the public to see….
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