Manchester School of Sociology

The Manchester School of Sociology is a sociological perspective developed in the mid-20th century at the University of Manchester. It emphasizes the importance of studying real communities and social environments to understand how social groups, urban life, and migration shape individual behavior and society. This approach integrates qualitative research and a focus on social context, highlighting concepts like social cohesion, community bonds, and social change. It is known for its practical approach to understanding urban and social issues, often combining empirical investigation with theoretical insights to address real-world social challenges.