Analyzing War through Sociological Lenses : Methodological Individualism, Interpretive Understanding, and Relational Sociology
Introduction War has been a persistent feature of human history, prompting scholars from various sociological perspectives to explore its causes, effects, and dynamics. This paper will examine war from the three dominant sociological paradigms: methodological individualism, interpretive understanding, and relational sociology. Additionally, it will analyze how structural-functionalists, conflict theorists, and symbolic interactionists interpret war and […]