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Digital sociology: origin, development, and prospects from a global perspective
To explore the rapid development of digital technology and its profound impact on human behavior and social functioning and to study the mechanisms by which digital technology and the social environment interact, a new branch of sociology—digital ...
Yizhang Zhao, Mingyu Wang
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From anthropocentrism to sociology of things and digital sociology
The genesis of socio-humanitarian and sociological knowledge, namely: understanding and studying the phenomenon of human life, its biological, vital, informational and social aspects has been revealed.
S. Kibakin
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Digital habitus and the sociotechnical transformation of everyday life in the United Arab Emirates: a hybrid framework of governmentality, surveillance capitalism, and Gulf state modernity [PDF]
IntroductionRapid digitalization in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has reshaped everyday life, yet existing scholarship has not fully captured how digital practices are embedded within broader sociotechnical and political-economic transformations.
Abdelrahim Abulbasher
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Digital sociology and information science research
ABSTRACT Digital sociology is a new subfield of sociology that has challenged the discipline to engage with digital methods, information practices, and questions of societal data use. Such topics have been central to information science research for decades; however, renewed attention being called to them by sociologists creates both ...
Adam Worrall +2 more
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Pioneering Digital Sociology [PDF]
JustPublics@365 Program Coordinator Heidi Knoblauch talks with sociologist Jessie Daniels about sociology, the Internet, and the future of digital technologies.
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I Sociologisk Forskning har undervisning och lärande tidigare diskuterats på flera sätt. Ämnet har bland annat behandlats i forskningsartiklar som undersökt skolbarns välbefinnande och utbildningsresultat (Aytar & Mella 2012), hinder för tillgång till högre utbildning (Ismail 2011), professionsutmaningar inom gymnasieutbildningen (Bruno 2012) och ...
Martin Berg +4 more
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Tools of the game. Qualitative digital methodologies for the e-sports research
This article adopts methodology from digital qualitative studies in order to discuss issues specific to e-sport research in the sociology of sport. The applied concepts are built on a critical discussion of the existing theories and cases from the author’
Marcin Zaród
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Sociology & Digital Technology: The Mutation of Sociological Research
Due to digital technology, data production has grown exponentially, creating enormous enthusiasm within the scientific community for “big data”. This socio-technical phenomenon gives rise to dualities and conflicting attitudes in sociology: unlimited synchronic numerical data against classical data at risk of expiry, rigorous methodological process as ...
Boualou El arabi, Zahi Farid
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DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL SOCIOLOGY IN MODERN SCIENCE
The arguments in favor of the development of digital sociology at the present stage of development of science in the field of sociology have been presented, its benefit in the field of economic and political development of modern society has been ...
L. Yu. Shuraeva
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Predictive Algorithms in Justice Systems and the Limits of Tech-Reformism
Data-driven digital technologies are playing a pivotal role in shaping the global landscape of criminal justice across several jurisdictions. Predictive algorithms, in particular, now inform decision making at almost all levels of the criminal justice ...
Pam Ugwudike
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