Browse newsletters about sociology

Interplace

by Brad Weed

Brad Weed, a former Microsoft design leader, explores how people and places interact, dissecting systems of behavior, cartography, economics, and ecology.

Telling the Bees

by Tell the Bees

This newsletter provides a community for readers to connect, share their interests, and engage in active discussions within the comments section.

The Noösphere | Katie Jagielnicka | Substack

by Katie Jagielnicka

Katie Jagielnicka challenges dominant narratives around human nature and inequality, particularly gender and economic, grounding conversations in evidence.

Rob Henderson's Newsletter | Substack

by Rob Henderson

Rob Henderson, a Yale and Cambridge scholar from foster care, shares insights on human nature, psychology, and social class, pioneering the 'luxury beliefs' concept.

Hidden Brain

by Shankar Vedantam

Shankar Vedantam's Hidden Brain looks at the world with new eyes, revealing insights into human behavior and society that are often hidden in plain sight.

Emmanuel Todd

by Emmanuel Todd

Emmanuel Todd publishes a newsletter. The provided 'About' section does not specify the topics or content that this newsletter covers.

COMPLOTTI! | Leonardo Bianchi | Substack

by Leonardo Bianchi

Journalist Leonardo Bianchi's COMPLOTTI! dissects conspiracy theories, examining how they originate, spread, and reveal deeper truths about society and politics.

Political Economy, Stats, and Society | Tibor Rutar | Substack

by Tibor Rutar

Sociologist Tibor Rutar explores global issues in economic and political sociology, examining capitalism, democracy, and inequality via quantitative causal inference.

Good Girls' Manual | Mah Alves | Substack

by Mah Alves

Good Girls' Manual empowers women to expand their intellectual repertoire. It fosters critical thinking by investigating aesthetics, essence, politics, and society.

Sidewalk

Sidewalk explores the vibrant tapestry of urban life, street scenes, and everyday discoveries found along city paths. Dive into the human experience.