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Is it still possible to believe in social progress?

Posted on July 8, 2018June 26, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Academics, Capitalism, Colonialism, Development, Europe, Free Market, globalism, Human Rights, research, Social ProgressTagged africa, after socialism, asia, contested, controversial, europe, extension of social rights, global income distribution, independence movements, is it possible to believe in social progress?, japan, Latin America, middle-class consumerism, national liberation movements, North America, popular mass movements, positivity, the Cuban Revolution, Third World War, welfare statesLeave a comment

What is the Future of Advertising?

Posted on April 9, 2018April 1, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Advertising, Beauty, Capitalism, Free Market, Injustice, Marketing, Popular Culture, Sex, Sexism, WomenTagged advertisement, advertisers, ban of walk on girls, corporations, free market, heeled shoe uniform policy, less sexist advertising, marketing, marketing experts, pay discrepancy, sex selling, sexism, sexist advertising, sexualised scenarios, Starbucks, tax avoidance, Tesco, VWLeave a comment

Ad It Up: Changing Thought Patterns and the Unlimited Dangers of Marketing

Posted on January 13, 2018January 10, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Advertising, Free Market, Marketing, Organisations, Power, Social MediaTagged ads, advertising, browsing conditions, don watson death sentences, free app dangers, free apps, investigative reporting, marketing dangers, news, no such thing as bad publicity, original source information, privacy conditions, propaganda, social attitudes, target markets, thought patternsLeave a comment

Modern slavery and tourism: when holidays and human exploitation collide

Posted on December 11, 2017December 3, 2017 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Children, Class, community groups, crime, culture, Family, Free Market, globalism, Health, inequality, Injustice, institutions, parents, Poverty, relationships, slavery, social change, tourism, Trade, trafficking, travel, WorkTagged agriculture, debt bondage, deprivation of freedom, desperate people, domestic work, enforced begging, forced labour, global slavery index, holidays, human trafficking, international tourism, mining, modern slavery act, modern slavery practices, orphanage tourism, orphanages as business enterprises, sex tourism, sociology, sustainable economic development, textiles industry, tourist experience, volunteering1 Comment

Cyberweekend Specials and the Countdown to Christmas

Posted on December 5, 2017December 25, 2017 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Children, Class, crime, culture, Current Events, Fashion, Free Market, Free Will, globalism, History, Holiday, inequality, Injustice, Myths, social change, Social Theory, Trade, WorkTagged black friday, capitalism, child labor, child labour, coca-cola, commercialization of christmas, consumerism, countdown to christmas, cyber monday, greed, gregorian calendar, in our world of plenty, insecurties, kriskringle, marketing experts, retail apocalypse, sociology, the industrial revolution, yuleLeave a comment

The Mental Miscalibration known as Prejudice

Posted on November 26, 2017November 25, 2017 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Class, Colonialism, crime, culture, Current Events, Drugs, Ethnicity, Free Market, Free Will, globalism, Health, History, immigration, inequality, Injustice, Labelling, Opium, Policy, Politics, Popular Culture, Psychology, statusTagged acting, afirm, authority, barriers to understanding, cannabis, cannabis in canada, cultural elite, discrimination, endomorph, fair treatment, justice, morbid obesity is a status symbol, negative prejudice, no one is totally free of prejudice, or deny, overwight people, positive prejudice, prejudice, social darwinism, social psychology, the mental miscalibration known as prejudice, the roots of prejudice, the western world, upper echelons, waist to hip ration, wealthLeave a comment

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