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Long Term Risk Governance: When Do Societies Act Before Crisis' by Rachael Shwom ...
Posted by Mark Field in Sociology and Predicting societal collapse
Many environmental problems entail a temporal dilemma. Societies benefit from resource use now that will have cumulative negative impacts on future generations. All too often, societies only....
The Rise and decline of the West. Part: 1 by Dr. Sulaiman Lebbe Rifai
Posted by Mark Field in Sociology

Social & Political Philosophy

Philosophy of Religion

Anthropology of Religion

Philosophy & Methodology of Economics

Political Anthropology

Cultural Sociology

Sociology of Law

Sociological Research Methods

Conflict Studies: Domestic Politics

Sociology of Religion

Sociology of Migration & Immigration

Much has been written about the rise and decline of western civilization in many languages. In this article, I have attempted to examine and evaluate some arguments and debates around this t....
The Network Formation Origin of Tribal Societies by Javier Mejia
Posted by Mark Field in Sociology and Predicting societal collapse

Economics of Networks

Political Behavior: Race, Ethnicity & Immigration Politics

This paper proposes a network formation model for explaining the stability of tribal societies. The model is supported by the idea that every two members of a tribe should have benefited fro....
Climate Change, State-Building and Societal Resilience in Bronze Age Egypt. * by ...
Posted by Mark Field in Sociology

Legal History

New Institutional Economics

Public Economics: National Government Expenditures & Related Policies

European Economics: Political Economy & Public Economics

Development Economics: Agriculture, Natural Resources, & Environmental Impact

Climate Change Law & Policy

Archaeology

We combine the time inconsistency theory of state-building with the first provincial data set on the climate shocks, state institutions and population dynamics of Bronze Age Egypt to shed li....