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@bsa-asmr.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialđŁCall for chapters for edited volume titled Rebel Games: Football, Activism, Social Movements and Revolutions!
Deadline for submission of abstracts (500-700 words) due 7 December 2026.
More info: www.britsoc.co.uk/groups/study...
@scottygb.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialBBC cuts latest: You and Yours, Free Thinking, Thinking Allowed to be cut. BBC Radio 5 Live commissions cut too.
@ref2029.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.social#REF2029 criteria and guidance to be published mid-November 2029.ref.ac.uk/news/ref-202...
@ethnicityuk.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialJoin us in person (Manchester) or online for Stephen Small's seminar on transnational Black culture in Liverpool next week:
@britsoci.bsky.socialSRO Sage Prize Nominee
Charity Leeâs article draws on discourse analysis research with Afghan unaccompanied refugee young people in Malaysia to offer suggestions on how to broaden the concept of participation of young people in research.
Read the full article now below.
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@britsoci.bsky.socialLooking for a change? See the updated BSAâs Jobs Board for dozens of current opportunities for work and study, from lectureships and fellowships to professorships and more.
@britsoci.bsky.socialSRO Sage Prize Nominee
In Domestic âDisposal Workâ and Plastics Recycling, Tarik Holmes and Helen Holmes explore the âdisposal workâ of plastics recycling undertaken by households in England.
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@britsoci.bsky.socialSRO Sage Prize Nominee
Claire Cunnington et al. discuss âFlowâ, a film aiming to address the importance of trauma informed care and barriers to trauma disclosure with professionals.
Read the article and get a link to the film:
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@uoy-sociology.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialThis Black History Month, the Department of Sociology is celebrating work of four Black scholars who made important contributions to sociological and criminological scholarship whose work is often overlooked. Come visit our display on 2nd floor of the Law & Sociology building to share feedback!
@academicdiary.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialWill be hosting a discussion about Stuart Hallâs life and jazz, along with a showing of The Stuart Hall Project film, with a live performance of Miles Davis music by the Nu Civilisation Orchestra - tickets available now at the Union Chapel, London 9th November unionchapel.org.uk/whats-on/nu-...
@britsoci.bsky.socialSRO Sage Prize Nominee
Harvey Humphrey et al.âs article, 'As Is and Co-creating Theatre from Research to Stage', looks at the staging of an 'ethnodrama' based on research with trans, intersex and LGBTI activists
@britsoci.bsky.socialEngage with Bourdieuâs work to rethink inequalities!
Call for papers by 13 November for âRethinking Educational Inequality: Class, Race, and Gender through Bourdieuâ, a BSA Bourdieu Study Group International Conference, 9-11 June 2027, Manchester Metropolitan University.
tinyurl.com/rv64unjy
@margheritacusmano.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialTwo core insights:
đ§ Intersectionality in the mind: an everyday awareness that inequalities interlock.
đˇââď¸ A view from the intersections: social position isn't simple addition; itâs co-constitutive.
Full paper (OA) via @britsoci.bsky.social:
@uofgsociology.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialOur latest Sociological & Cultural Studies blog is now available. In 'Welcome to Glasgowâs four corners' @susanabatchelor.bsky.social considers the way in which certain urban spaces - and those who frequent them - come to be constructed as problematic.
@bsa-asmr.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialBillionaires & Guillotines Game Night with Max Haiven
Join us to play Billionaires & Guillotines with the designer of the game, @maxhaiven.bsky.social!
21 Oct, Pelican House. Doors open at 6pm, game starts at 6:30pm. Free & open to all. Places are limited, please register: tinyurl.com/24m74w8e
@uomsociology.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialNick Crossley's article 'Music Worlds and Event Networks' published in @culsoc.bsky.social has been shortlisted for the @journals.sagepub.com Prize for Innovation and Excellence. All shortlisted articles are open access - here's Nick's
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@britsoci.bsky.socialSRO Sage Prize Nominee
In their SRO Sage Prize nominated article, Simon Duncan, Jenny van Hooff, and Julia Carter establish the importance of living together apart, when ex-partners continue to co-reside following relationship breakdown.
@buraksonmez.bsky.socialReposted by @britsoci.bsky.socialCome and join us @sriucl.bsky.social
Weâre looking for an Assistant Professor in Quantitative Social Science with a research agenda on the environment and/or climate change, and expertise in causal inference.
See full details and apply đđź www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...
@britsoci.bsky.socialTake part in an event on death and dying in settings such as hospitals, hospices, homes and at work.
Call for Papers by 13 October for âEveryday Deathsâ, a BSA Social Aspects of Death Dying and Bereavement Study Group Annual Symposium, 10 December, University of Bath
tinyurl.com/4yary86s
@britsoci.bsky.socialPaul Jonesâ article, 'Engaging with Live Experience', analyses the content of six years of BSA journal articles that contain âlived experienceâ, to illuminate how sociologists practically deploy the category in their published research.
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