Sociology
Socio-economic tectonics
Borders are scaled to show a ratio of dissimilarity. The line thickness is a ratio calculated between adjacent countries. Countries
Read MoreRate of Divorces to Marriages
India – 1%, Portugal – 68%, Belgium – 71%.
Read MoreSocial Progress Index
The Social Progress Index ranks the degree to which nations provide for the social and environmental requirements of their residents. Hundreds of possible indicators in the sectors of essential social needs, foundations of well-being, and opportunity to progress show the relative achievement of countries, including health, safety, sanitation, equality, inclusion, sustainability, and freedom.
Read MoreThe countries that allow polygamy
Red – Where both men and women can be married to more than one partner.Blue – Where a man can
Read MoreWhere people are “satisfied with the way things are going in our country”
The world has become more positive: 40% think their nation is directed in the right way. Unemployment remains the biggest
Read MoreThe most common surname in each UK province
London, the South East and the East of England have greater surname heterogeneity than the rest of the United Kingdom. Big urban areas attract foreign and domestic migration and produce a large and ethnically diverse society, with high population mixing, and consequently form a higher diversity of surnames.
Read MoreHow Your Hometown Affects Your Chances of Marriage in the US
People who spent their childhoods in liberal urban and coastal areas are about 10% less likely to get married before
Read MoreThen and now: Legality of homosexuality in 1966 and 2014
Homosexual acts (October 2014) Dark green: Already legal in 1966 Light green: Banned in 1966, now legal Orange: Banned in
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