Using contemporary examples to evaluate within the sociology of families and households
A level sociology students should be looking to using contemporary examples and case studies to illustrate points and evaluate theories […]
A level sociology students should be looking to using contemporary examples and case studies to illustrate points and evaluate theories […]
This is a possible question which could come up in the AQA’s Paper 2, families and households topic. This post
Globalisation has changed family life in the UK: birth rates have declined, families are smaller, childhood is more toxic and families are more unstable.
The Office for National Statistics monitors inflation by using the Consumer Price Index, which uses a representative sample of consumer
Hungary’s Right Wing government recently announced a new social policy exempting women who have more than four children from income
Kim Kardashian and Kayne West are apparently expecting a fourth child, employing a surrogate mother to carry their fertilised eggs.
The Sex Map of Britain is a very interesting recent documentary series which ‘meets people for whom sex, sexuality and
What are the causes and consequences of low life expectancy in the UK?
Why is the teen pregnancy
rate declining? What are the possible sociological explanations for this dramatic trend?
Given the trend towards toxic childhood, it should come as no surprise that young children are being increasingly exposed to