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eGal Site School of Applied Sociology of Law

eGal School of Applied Sociology of Law

Series Theoretical Heritage of Sociology of Law

Theoretical Heritage of the Sociology of Law: History of the Sociology of Law in the Works of Weber, Durkheim, Bordieu, Habermas and Gurvich

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Sociology of Law and Hannah Arendt’s theory of Totalitarianism 

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The Relationship Between Law, Society, and Mental Health in Michel Foucault’s “Madness and Civilization”

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Applied Sociology of Law of Business Organization

Contemporary Problems of Applied Sociology of Law

Sociology of law approach to Populism, Legal Institutions, and Judicial Resistance: The Valuable Concepts of History of Sociology of Law which can help for understanding the legal consequences of the contemporary worldwide wave of populism

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THE MECHANISMS OF MODERN SLAVERY

Slavery is not something, which happens only to the others.
Today, modern slavery affects an estimated 50 million people worldwide, including forced labor, human trafficking, debt bondage, forced marriage, and descent-based slavery. Our courses examine how these hidden crimes persist and what drives their continuation.
We aim to understand these mechanisms to promote prevention, protection, and justice. Through interdisciplinary research and engagement, we seek actionable solutions to dismantle the conditions that allow force labour to persist in the modern world.

Modern Slavery and Fish Industry

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Crimmigration, Settlers’ Neocolonialism, and Corporate Involvement in Modern Slavery

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Dynamics of State-Imposed Slavery in the Era of Technological Advancement and Globalization

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How the shift from confronting real threats to constantly managing eventual risks in the neoliberal risk society correlates with hidden forms of modern slavery 

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Migration and Marginalization – Minorities in the Context of Modern Slavery, Settler Neocolonialism, and the Corporate Responsibility

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COURSES FROM SERIES SLAVERY AS PR

Course One Oppression as Spectacle – From Plantation to Public Square

Course Two Political Manipulation of Collective Memory

Course Three Violence and Propaganda

Course Four Structure and purposes of Public Spectacles

Course Five The Visual Culture


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