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February 5, 2017 Oleg Komlik

BITS & BRIEFS: Privatization increases inequality // Class mobility in Iran // Sacred cow or car? // Sociology of consumption and culture

Privatization increases inequality: fees go up, wages go down, and social exclusion widens – a new study found

Political economy, class mobility and status aspiration in contemporary Iran — by Dr. Zuzanna Olszewska

Sacred cow or sacred car? Dr. Vandana Shiva questions the environmental and economic impacts of India’s burgeoning love affair with motorcars

Visual sociology of consumption and culture: Photos reveal what dinnertime looks like across the US

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