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Updates

OSS now has a twitter, username: opensourcesocio.

We'll post updates, blog posts, forum discussions and videos. To contribute to discussion, use the tag #sociology or #opensocio

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OSS now has a facebook page. Thanks for the help, Maluvia!



Members

  • John Smith
  • Audrey
  • Anna Beard
  • Jeremy
  • lesterchutseman
  • Margarita
  • srikanth thunga
  • Tatiana
  • Seo Specialist
  • Angie Andriot
  • gradmommy
  • Rachel Lyn Rumson
  • Cole Southford Hood
  • Paula Mayes
  • Alan Nixon
  • Maluvia Haseltine
  • René Clausen Nielsen
  • Ohnezu
  • Ryan
  • Grzesiek Daszuta

Latest Activity

John Smith is now a member of Open Source Sociology
Welcome Them!
yesterday
lesterchutseman added a blog post
Many people feel that the people in Hong Kong do not appear very keen regarding the subject of full election (political indifference). People may question why there is not a stronger battle for the full elections of the ruler and legislative counc...
on Tuesday
lesterchutseman is now a member of Open Source Sociology
Welcome Them!
on Tuesday
Margarita is now a member of Open Source Sociology
Welcome Them!
on Monday
Seo Specialist added a blog post
With vital data being transmitted and stored in web applications, there is a dire need for explicit security testing. Apart from maintaining the privacy of important data, security testing also involves tackling authorization and authentication is...
on Sunday
Jeremy replied to Jeremy's discussion '"Why activism has died down, and why it doesn't matter."'
Hey Rachel! This site looks great! Don't worry about the comments, it's good to have some conversation in this place! I definitely agree that this idea is much more community-oriented than state. Protest often reinforces the state's control, espe...
November 14
Jeremy and Rachel Lyn Rumson are now friends
November 14
Rachel Lyn Rumson replied to Jeremy's discussion '"Why activism has died down, and why it doesn't matter."'
interesting point about the social control mechanisms against expression of protest.
November 14
Rachel Lyn Rumson replied to Jeremy's discussion '"Why activism has died down, and why it doesn't matter."'
Jeremy, I realize I am bombarding you with comments in all your different iterations here on OSS. Anyway, I have a project that is open source that I think works better than protesting, which only serves to give energy and power to the current sta...
November 14
Rachel Lyn Rumson joined Jeremy's group
Sociocultural Evolution
Analyzing the various theories on how societies evolve (if they do).
November 14
Rachel Lyn Rumson commented on Jeremy's blog post 'Societal evolution; your analysis?'
Habermas is awesome.
November 14
Rachel Lyn Rumson commented on Jeremy's blog post 'Sociology as a public vocation.'
I have not seen read the links yet and I am so excited that you are asking this question, I had to tell you!
November 14
 
 

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