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Ruthu G J

About Ruthu G J

Ruthu is a student of Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts, pursuing interdisciplinary studies in international relations, political science and sociology. She is passionate about current affairs, public policies, sustainable development, human rights and quality education. She aspires to have a career in research and academia that allow observation of social reality by combining her subjects and passions in writing.

WHAT CAN YOU LEARN ABOUT DIPLOMACY FROM 10 MOVIES?

by Ruthu G J

10 diplomacy movies

Diplomacy and all of its associated procedures are frequently depicted in films about international politics. As a result, the following list seeks to condense the most intriguing, inspirational, but also critical films about diplomats, diplomatic operations, and overt and covert discussions into 10 selections. The list is not intended to represent any political viewpoint. In […]

Filed Under: International Relations, Movies, Political science

Civil Society: Development, Characteristics & Significance

by Ruthu G J

Civil Society Examples

Introduction: One of the important characteristics of modern society is the differentiation of social life into different spheres, such as the family, the economy, civil society, and the state. Unlike this, pre-modern societies were less differentiated and the functions (social, economic, political, cultural) were all under the ambit of one head or a few institutions […]

Filed Under: Basic Concepts, Civil Services, Political science

Theories of International Relations: Realism, Liberalism, Constructivism

by Ruthu G J

Theories of international relations examples

Theories of international relations help us better comprehend how international systems function and also how states interact with one another and perceive global aspects. Diplomatic officials and international relations scholars frequently employ international relations theories, which range from liberal, justice-based approaches to simple realist notions, to determine the path that a nation should take concerning […]

Filed Under: International Relations, Political science

Mechanical Solidarity: Definition, Advantages, and Disadvantages

by Ruthu G J

The world is dynamic and each society across time has its structures and dynamics of relationships within. These structures of interactions develop as and when society develops. Over the years, sociologists have dedicated time to study the different types of societies across the world and postulate their characteristics. Sociologist Emile Durkheim has also worked on […]

Filed Under: Basic Concepts, Emile Durkheim

Decolonial Feminism: Definition, Prominent Feminists, Significance

by Ruthu G J

Introduction to Decolonial Feminism: Most of the subjects studied today across the world have been widely influenced and developed by western countries and their line of thought. This is due to the widespread colonization that took place a few centuries ago. The population of the colonized nations were taught the western understanding of the world […]

Filed Under: Basic Concepts, Gender Sociology, Political science

American Civil War (Summary): History, Causes, Events

by Ruthu G J

American Civil War Summary

The American Civil War Summary: The United States has a short history. It is dominated by two interconnected events, which are both wars. The first was the late-eighteenth century Revolutionary War, and the second was the mid-nineteenth-century Civil War. Although the first event is celebrated widely for providing the country with its independence, the American […]

Filed Under: History, Political science

Sociology of Architecture or Architectural Sociology – Overview

by Ruthu G J

Sociology of architecture

Sociology of architecture or architectural sociology is a sub-field of sociology that focuses on societal functioning and relations based on their built environment and architecture. Using systematic and analytic methods, it puts into perspective the concepts of spatial relations, architecture’s influence on relations, behaviours of humans. Historically, sociologists have used different approaches to the study […]

Filed Under: Branches of sociology, Urban Sociology

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