Featuring a curated collection of essays from renowned social scientists, this book explores the theme of envisioning a better future through global sociology. It delves into various struggles and perspectives on societal improvement, offering insights into the challenges and aspirations that shape our world. The writings aim to inspire readers to think critically about the possibilities for social change and the collective efforts required to achieve a more equitable and just society.
Over fifty social scientists from diverse countries explore the frontiers of global sociology, offering a comprehensive sociological perspective for 21st-century research. This collective work presents insights from a range of experts, including Tuba I. Agartan (USA), Fátima Assunção (Portugal), Tova Benski (Israel), and many others from various nations such as South Africa, Germany, and Brazil. The authors delve into contemporary sociological issues, reflecting on global trends and challenges. Their contributions highlight the importance of cross-cultural perspectives and the need for collaborative research in addressing complex social phenomena. The editor, Markus S. Schulz, serves as Vice-President for Research of the International Sociological Association and President of the Third ISA Forum of Sociology, ensuring a well-rounded and authoritative compilation of ideas. This work serves as a vital resource for scholars and practitioners interested in the evolving landscape of sociology on a global scale.