Tag: Sociology and Political Science
Indonesia drug death penalty framed as state violence
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in LawExamination of Indonesia’s death penalty for drug offences as necropolitical state violence, arguing judicial and extrajudicial punishment operate within the same continuum.
Collective action and shared norms are emphasized in crisis response
A perspective analysis of collective action mechanisms during crises, examining social norms, stakeholder communication, and technological enablers in crisis response.
Arab reception of global political narratives is shaped by media and context
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Analysis of how transnational elite networks and media discourse shape geopolitical perceptions, examining differential Arab and Western framing patterns through the Epstein case.
States securitize diasporas across borders
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Analysis of how states securitize diaspora populations across borders through threat-based framings that reinforce national boundaries and state control.
Radicalization pathways differed across convicted terrorist groups in Indonesia
Mixed-methods study reveals distinct radicalization pathways in Indonesian terrorist groups, showing how personal crises and identity fusion drive violent activism differently across organizations.
Japan’s defense buildup coexists with strong pacifist attitudes
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Sociological study examining how Japan reconciles increased defense spending with persistent pacifism through war frames, public attitudes, and civil society voices following Russia’s 2022 invasion.
Yogyakarta’s waste crisis is framed as structural and long-lasting
Analysis of Yogyakarta’s waste crisis explores how urban centers externalize garbage to peripheral zones, revealing systemic inequality and slow violence affecting informal workers.
Journalists’ responses helped mainstream the far right in Germany
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Study of German journalists reveals institutional pressures and structural constraints that undermine cordons sanitaires against far-right parties, contributing to far-right mainstreaming.
Village heads used government aid to sustain political power
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Study of how Indonesian village heads use government assistance to maintain power and influence elections during the country’s democratic transition period.
GCM’s impact on Canadian migration policy appears limited
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in LawLegal analysis of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration’s impact on Canadian migration policies, revealing gaps between international commitments and domestic practice.
