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Frontiers in Sociology
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ISSN 2297-7775 · Frontiers Media S.A. · 2.119 artikel di indeks
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Attitude of trainees toward tribal entrepreneurship training on solar lantern development in Ladakh: a descriptive study
IntroductionWhile renewable energy skill development programmes have expanded across India's peripheral regions, limited empirical evidence exists on how tribal trainees in geographically isolated settings perceive such initiatives and the factors that shape their entrepreneurial attitudes. This…
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Workplace bullying as the erosion of recognition: ethnographic insights from a Schutzian perspective
This article proposes to understand workplace bullying as the erosion of recognition from a phenomenological perspective. Drawing on Schutz’s sociology of knowledge, it examines how rumours, silences, and informal labels reorganise the typifications through which colleagues are perceived. Once a…
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Understanding the dimensions of mental labor: the invisible load of Italian mothers
IntroductionMental labor—encompassing the planning, anticipating, and emotional monitoring required to manage family life—represents an invisible yet unequally distributed component of unpaid domestic work. Despite growing attention, little is known about how mental labor operates within families…
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Vulnerabilities among children of migrant rag pickers in UT Jammu and Kashmir: examining in the context of sustainable development goals 4 and 10
PurposeThis study focuses on to scrutinize the experiences as well as the varying degrees of helplessness of children born into rag picking families. Within the agenda of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education) and Goal 10 (Reducing Inequalities), this study demonstrates the systemic…
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Hidden work at the fissured workplace: ambivalent visibility in daytime cleaning
Cleaning work has been subject to outsourcing since the 1980s, leading to what David Weil has termed fissured workplaces. In such settings, cleaners’ work takes place in the complex service triangle of employer, employee, and client. Due to outsourcing and to low appreciation, cleaning work, much…
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Decolonising against a backdrop of colonial amnesia: barriers, challenges, and finding a way forward
This paper, originally delivered as a keynote at De Montfort University, interrogates the persistence of colonial amnesia within educational, institutional, and cultural contexts in the UK. Through an autoethnographic lens, it explores both structural and embodied barriers to meaningful…
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How to increase children and young adults' understanding and awareness of agricultural careers: the extent of stakeholder consensus, constructiveness and criticism in written submissions to a UK government inquiry
This research aimed to establish whether there is consensus amongst stakeholders on how to increase agricultural understanding and awareness amongst children and young people, including consideration of stakeholder constructiveness and criticism, in order to contribute to broader understanding of…
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Caring relationships in times of crisis: the role of families during the Covid-19 pandemic
IntroductionCaregiving is shaped by social system factors that influence the availability of formal and informal support and represents a key life-course experience linked to ageing and family roles. Intra-family relationships and the exchange of emotional and practical support are crucial for…
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Tracing 25 years of employee agility research: the missing links and future directions
Over the past two decades, the growing turbulence of the VUCA era, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic and digital transformation, has compelled organizations to develop agility as a vital capability for survival and adaptation. However, while organizational agility has received considerable…
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Innovation in developing isolated coastal villages into sustainable marine tourism villages in West Sumatra, Indonesia: adaptive capacity, social capital, and transformation
This study is focused on explaining how social capital and adaptive capacity influenced the successful development of isolated coastal villages into sustainable marine tourism villages in Mandeh Integrated Marine Tourism Area (KWBT), West Sumatra, Indonesia. The region is among the few isolated…
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Education, work, and the production of vulnerability: experiences of women with visual impairments in China
Women with visual impairments often experience compounded disadvantages at the intersection of gender and disability, yet research examining these dynamics in specific social and institutional contexts remains limited. Drawing on qualitative data from China, this study explores how barriers in…
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Restoring a sense of safety among survivors of sexual harassment in higher education: policy recommendations from the UNI4EQUITY multinational study
Sexual harassment (SH) is a global public health concern that remains widespread in higher education, affecting individuals, groups, and institutions. This study, based on the UNI4EQUITY multinational survey involving 7,563 participants from six European universities, offers policy recommendations…
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Impact of occupational pairing on women’s fertility plans: roles of domestic burden and housework satisfaction
This article examines how the division of housework mediates the relationship between intra-couple socio-economic differences and wives’ fertility intentions.Both objective and subjective aspects of housework equality are considered. Using data from the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS), this study…
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General perception of the diversification of child-rearing environments in Japan
Understanding how child-rearing environments and family dynamics evolve in response to socioeconomic change and shifting cultural values is a central question in sociology. The Second Demographic Transition (SDT) framework explains many of these transformations in Western societies; however, its…
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Gender equity and emotional labour in the workplace: an ethnographic study
Romania’s recent economic growth has positioned it as a competitive player in the European Union. However, this macroeconomic progress contrasts with the persistent labour market challenges faced by recent university graduates, particularly in the outsourced services sector. This study investigates…
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