Why is the Italian Covid-19 Death Rate so High Compared to Other Countries?
The Italian covid-19 mortality rate is so high because they record the number of people dying with the disease RATHER than deaths from the disease.
Sociology in the News
Sociology in the News
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Why the Covid-19 Death Rate might be misleading
The latest figures show that 6% of people who have tested positive for Covid-19 die of the disease. A 6%
Sociology in the News
Sociological Perspectives on HS2
Sociological perspectives on HS2 – functionalism, marxism, interactionism, feminism and post-late modernism.
Is there a relationship between school exclusions and knife crime?
In Mach 2019 senior police chiefs wrote to Theresa May. They argued that there was a link between the increase
Sociology in the News
Blue Monday
‘Blue Monday’ is apparently the most ‘depressing’ day of the year… Except it’s not… It’s actually the day of the
Contemporary Sociology, Sociology in the News
£100 Million Extra to Combat Homelessness – Simply not Good Enough?
The British government recently announced an additional £100 million of funding to tackle chronic homelessness in Britain. Chronic homelessness means
Contemporary Sociology: The poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal by the Russian State
The recent ‘russian spy poisoning’ is relevant to many areas of the A-level sociology specification, such as state-crime, globalisation and even consensus and conflict theory.
The legalisation of Pot in California
Sociological perspectives on the legalization of marijuana in California and other states
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Why is the NHS in Crisis? Yes, it’s neoliberalism – AGAIN!
The Daily Mail and their Tory beneficiaries would have you think that the current crisis within the NHS are caused
Sex and gender, Sociology in the News
Westminster – A Culture of Harassment and Abuse?
The issue of sexual harrassment in Westminster has been in the news this week – here’s a round up of