People as intelligent and socio-cultural beings give their being a value dimension, which allows them to develop an idea of "who we are" strive for the organization public life benefit citizens. In modern societies, constitutional democracies, values rule law, inviolability human dignity, legal freedom rights constitute semantic basis these societies. Outside institutions, societies cannot exis...

In environmental ethics and landscape research, sacralisations of nature have commonly been considered in the context so-called religions or ethnic traditional societies. However, an analysis cultural history perception indicates that – contrary to classical theories modernisation secularisation remained widespread influential modern Western societies too. Some these represent (new) forms churc...

In this study, we analyze the features of modern imprisonment. The author, first all, starts by pointing out trend penal populism which imposes a series negative consequences for entire social system and then evaluates five main theses related to criticism criminal sanctions were indeed raised Foucault with an aim determine whether ultimately, today, something has been altered in era global int...

In his 1893 work The Division of Labor in Society, Durkheim examined how social order was maintained in different types of societies. He focused on the division of labor, and examined how it differed in traditional societies and modern societies. Authors before him such as Herbert Spencer and Ferdinand Toennies had argued that societies evolved much like living organisms, moving from a simple s...