Why we are planning to introduce scientific sociological research on the sociology of mobilization and the sociology of the army as a social organism during the war:
Understanding social processes: Research helps to understand how society reacts to war, how it mobilizes and adapts to war.
Understanding the role of the army in society: The army is an important social organism that influences society.
Study the impact of mobilization on equality in society: How inequality in society manifests itself during military mobilization and how to minimize this factor.
Understanding motivation: Research can help to understand what motivates people to serve or evade service during wartime.
Studying social influences: Research can help to examine how society influences people's decisions to serve or not to serve.
Analyzing political influences: Research can help examine how political factors influence people's decisions to serve or not to serve.
Psychological influences: Research can help examine how psychological factors influence people's decisions to serve or not to serve.
Research on the impact of legislation: Research can help examine how legislation affects people's decisions to serve or not to serve.
Understanding the impact of culture: Research can help examine how culture influences people's decisions to serve or not to serve.
Understanding the impact of economics: Research can help examine how economic factors influence people's decisions to serve or not to serve.
Family influences: Research can help examine how family influences people's decisions to serve or not to serve.
Understanding the structure of the army: The army is a complex social organism with its own hierarchy, norms, and role in society.
Study of interactions in the army: The army has unique interactions between people during mobilization and war. 
Analyzing the impact of war on the army: War has a unique impact on the army as a social organism. 
Understanding the impact of politics on the army: How political processes in the country and politicians affect the army as a social organism. 
Understanding the impact of technology on the army: How the degree of technological equipment in the army during the war affects their psychological state and motivation to fight.
The impact of corruption on mobilization and the army.
Studying the deviance of personnel in the army as a social organism during mobilization and war.
We are looking for researchers and fundraisers to launch the research.
Please contact us at: au.gro.lanubirt-tsefinam%40ofni (with a note "War sociology research")