A dissertation on Modernity; engineered form and function of institutional foundations: family reproduction; societal affirmations by religious and state rituals; and the winds of change from technological impacts on social relations, economic practices and politics of governance.

A Postmodern sociology dictionary on the human experience: family adrift; corporatized religion without soul; a propagandized populace; and the state, controlled by a deficient political-economic order, its legitimacy over the domain of social development is in question.

In the Postsecular Age, the art and science of governance ought to assume that scientific methods, metaphysical beliefs, and prescriptions farmed in open fields or behind the walls of an enclosed garden, are of equal importance in treating the human condition.

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A social science series directed by Dr. Hubert Kleinpeter, an adviser-at-large, whose commentaries are informed by professional training and personal experiences in English, Spanish, and Mandarin societies.

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