Tania Ghosh
Coalmine. displacement land acquisition policy rehabilitation Individualization loneliness Modernity Neoliberalism social isolation coal mining environment Contemporary Social and Economic Issues Social impact assessment Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis Anthropology General Social Sciences Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

Bio

Tania Ghosh is a Research Scholar in the Department of Sociology at Glocal University, Saharanpur, India. Her research focuses on land acquisition, displacement, rehabilitation, and social impact analysis in West Bengal, India.

Experience

Research Scholar

0 - Present • Department of Sociology

Research

Loneliness Matters: A Theoretical and Empirical Review

Article March 7, 2026

Loneliness, traditionally understood as a private emotional experience, has evolved into a significant sociological issue reflecting the complexities of modern social life. This paper investigates loneliness as a structural and cultural outcome of late modernity, shaped by processes such as urbanization, individualization, and the digitization of human interaction. Drawing on sociological theories from Durkheim’s concept […]