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“Zine-making offers a way to research with, rather than on, students, encouraging them to express themselves creatively,” says educational anthropologist and sociological researcher @ve_spa_ @SurreySociology , our Image-Maker in Residence for October.

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The busy academic’s guide to writing concisely

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Attacks on #PrinceHarry & #Meghan for raising the issue of race show that for the #royalfamily & establishment media, writes Mary Evans, “It is always the individual who is at fault, never the institution.“ #TSRPostElizabeth 📸

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"What an educator does in teaching is to make it possible for the students to become themselves.” Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, 1968.

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“Most of the criticism of #PrinceHarry has come from those of considerable privilege, who fear that his departure from the expectations of royalty signals that privilege can be used to interrupt their own.” | Mary Evans @LSEGenderTweet in #TSRPostElizabeth

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We are pleased to publish 'TERF Wars: Feminism and the fight for transgender futures,' the latest in our Monograph series.

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Is someone you care about getting involved with post-structuralism? http://t.co/Qct0CzbJUs

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Geographer Doreen Massey is the inspiration for @spatialdelight , a new #podcast that seeks to inspire listeners to think about space and place as full of power, and to imagine political alternatives to neoliberalism. Interview with creator Agata Lisiak:

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In his book, 'McMindfulness: How Mindfulness Became the New Capitalist Spirituality' Ron Purser traces how a countercultural, antiestablishment practice morphed into a lucrative industry and capitalist productivity tool:

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One Shade of Grey: A Feminist Fantasy (via @tomorrows_girls ) http://t.co/eBzNxjj3a9

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Listen to Stuart Hall's Desert Island Discs.

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It's been 20 years since the publication of Linda Tuhiwai Smith's Decolonizing Methodologies. The pathbreaking volume presented a significant challenge to the ways in which imperialism was embedded in the production of knowledge through social science research. #TSRAnnualLecture

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|￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣| Academic sociologists do not have a monopoly on the sociological |＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿| (\__/) || (•ㅅ•) || / 　づ #SignBunny

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The busy academic’s guide to writing concisely

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What is the purpose of Sociology? A draft by Lewis Mumford in 1921

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Recent research has found that over 30% of PhD students develop a psychiatric condition - a higher rate than for people working in defence and emergency services. Academia is built on exploitation. We must break this vicious circle | Anonymous Academic

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/ @AcademicDiary explains how to turn our localities into a curriculum through walking & observing aspects of our neighbourhoods that we might otherwise miss. Discover the social history of New Cross while walking through the streets #sociologicalwalks

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Today we launch ‘Solidarity and Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic’. This is a new public platform intended to document and report on lived experiences, #caring strategies, and #solidarity initiatives from across the globe during the #COVID19 pandemic:

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Foucault: Neoliberalism is not laissez-faire, but permanent vigilance, activity, and intervention

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The perils of some Sociology conferences

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“The ‘South-South’ cannot constitute remedy without a material redistribution of the global knowledge economy. Recognising this isn’t hard; charting what’s to be done is harder. Nobody said it would be easy.” 📺 @ProfSrilaRoy delivers our Annual Lecture.

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How can we teach research methods in a lively and engaged way during this crisis? We are holding an online event for teachers of social research methods to discuss the ethical and practical issues of teaching methods next academic year. 20th July, 10-1.

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An Interview with Patricia Hill Collins "In my work, I have investigated how racism, sexism, class exploitation, and heterosexism operate to shape the lived experiences of different social groups"

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Breaking news #fromthepicketline #USSstrikes #CamUSSstrike

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Paul Willis' 1977 landmark study of schooling and culture, 'Learning to Labour: How Working Class Kids Get Working Class Jobs,' is an ethnographic study of 'anti-school subcultures'.

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We're so excited to publish a graphic essay. 'From Stigma Power to Black Power: A Graphic Essay' is a collaboration between artist Charlotte Bailey and sociologist @ProfImogenTyler . It's free to download from our website and you should retweet so that everyone knows about it 📣

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Death rates caused by the police in Rio are terrifying, and point towards an extermination policy of the black population. We must not forget that Bolsonaro has said that the dictatorship's only error was “to torture rather than to kill” @openDemocracy

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Why People Become Sociologists… http://t.co/3ebaSWSjnR http://t.co/Wz00vVSqWU

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A thread of free-to-access articles on racisms and resistance: Lisa Amanda Palmer on gendered and sexualised racism in British life, and the importance of Black feminism and anticolonial knowledges in redressing the global crisis of white supremacy 1/6

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Linda Tuhiwai Smith gives The Sociological Review Annual Lecture tonight, 'Decolonising Methodologies, 20 Years On'. For those who cannot be there, the lecture will be streamed on Instagram live from 6.15pm, . #TSRAL

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We're so excited to be launch our new Kick Start grants scheme for ECRs! please help us spread the word!

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"If discussions of methods and methodology are dull, then we're doing it all wrong. Through trying things out, discussing and writing about methods, we hone our sociological craft." @EmmakJackson & @pshar1312 on this month's Magazine. #TSRMethodology

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No contract, no future? The increasing casualisation of academic jobs in UK higher education has a direct impact on university students’ worsening learning conditions, argue @LSENews academics @marion_lieutaud @lslothuus in our #TSR_StrikesCare issue.

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The university is a critical institution or it is nothing (via @DianeKemp19 ) http://t.co/C7wzUwimC6

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OPEN CALL: for intimate, celebratory reviews of bell hooks' work. 👉🏿1,000-1,500 words 👉🏿Submission deadline: 14 January 2022 👉🏿Send to reviews @thesociologicalreview .com 👉🏿All submissions will be reviewed; selected reviews will be published in our February Magazine. #bellhooks

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C. Wright Mills on Knowledge, Power, and the Moral Duty of the Intellectual

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For QAnon believers, it’s all about what’s not happening rather than what is, from #COVID19 to #Ukraine . Annie Kelly writes in our #TSRBelief issue on an ever-evolving conspiracy theory built on denial 📸 @AnnieKNK @QanonAnonymous

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Paulo Freire was a Brazilian educationalist and philosopher whose radical ideas about pedagogy, learning and knowledge led to the establishment of the critical pedagogy movement

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OPEN CALL: for intimate, celebratory reviews of bell hooks' work. 👉🏿1,000-1,500 words 👉🏿Submission deadline: 14 January 2022 👉🏿Send to reviews @thesociologicalreview .com 👉🏿All submissions will be considered; those chosen by the editor will be published in our Feb issue.

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OPEN CALL: for intimate, celebratory reviews of bell hooks' work. 👉🏿 1,000-1,500 words 👉🏿 Submission deadline: 14 January 2022 👉🏿 Send to reviews @thesociologicalreview .com 👉🏿 All submissions will be read and considered; those chosen will be published in our Feb issue.

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We are delighted to share a film of 'Decolonising Methodologies, 20 Years On', The Sociological Review Annual Lecture delivered by Linda Tuhiwai Smith on October 16th, 2019: #TSRAnnualLecture

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DIVE IN! Professor Bev Skeggs’s archive is online. Includes #research & #teachingresources by the renowned sociologist, feminist & campaigner against #inequalities , and former editor of #TheSociologicalReview & former chief executive of our Foundation.

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The difference between Foucault and Adorno http://t.co/HFzB1V1h5v

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Is someone you care about getting involved with post-structuralism?

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'Defund the police, abolish policing as we know it now' Ava DuVernay interviews Angela Davis.

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Race and ethnicity are often taught merely as an add-on or specialist module in sociology departments, rather than “a fundamentally integrated part of the curriculum”, new @britsoci report finds. By @RemiJS90 @sd_ashe Claire Alexander @KarisCampion .

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Damned If You Do... @EmmakJackson on Banal Gendered Exclusions, Babies & 'Dinner with the Other Candidates'

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WRITE FOR US: our December issue theme is MESS. Editor @asiyaislam is inviting pitches on what constitutes mess. Whose work is it to clean up mess and restore order, for what purposes, and for whom? Make your pitch to contribute by 22 September:

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Academics of twitter waiting for the first @UniversitiesUK tweet of the day #GIFusourpensions #USSstrikes #fromthepicketline

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Elswick Kids | Tish Murtha’s Images of Working Class Newcastle in the late 1970s @britcultarchive

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Foucault also struggled to get his students to do the reading…

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Foucault also struggled to get his students to do the reading…

I’ve previously shared one of Lacan’s comments from his seminar. Here’s Foucault on the same theme: Has everyone read these texts? Yes? No? Nobody? Well, I will have to punish you…

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In 'The End of Love', Eva Illouz documents the multifarious ways in which relationships end. While sociology has classically focused on the formation of social bonds, Illouz makes a powerful case for studying why and how social bonds collapse and dissolve. #TSRLove

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This month in The Sociological Review Magazine, our theme is water. We look at how water seeps and flows beyond boundaries and borders, how it infuses our beliefs, bodies and everyday lives, and what happens when it runs out. 🧵 1/4

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“As sociologists, colleagues and friends of @SociologyGold @GoldsmithsUOL staff, we are horrified at their treatment, and the wilful and malevolent destruction of rich sociological knowledge.” Statement by the Foundation on Goldsmiths sociology job cuts:

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ECRs: do you need time, space and help to write that paper or chapter? Apply by 29 August for a chance to join our annual funded writing retreat for early career scholars, taking place at @gladlib in beautiful rural Wales this November. Find out more:

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David Harvey on why Karl Marx's Capital is still the defining guide to understanding — and overcoming — the horrors of capitalism

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A world of languages – and how many speak them http://t.co/iseiWkqd42 http://t.co/Ca4DmwOree

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A reminder that you can watch our 2019 Annual Lecture 'Decolonising Methodologies, 20 Years On' with Linda Tuhiwai Smith here:

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'Processes of coloniality and imperialistic domination continue to police Black women and our presence in British social life'. Lisa Amanda Palmer on misogynoir in Britain, from our current issue.

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Thanks to Foucault, generations of students learned that power is not what or where you might expect it to be

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The perils of some Sociology conferences

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Wrote a paper about Karl Marx's concept of alienation, attached this comic to it at the end

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Works on works: #TSRWork editor @asiyaislam and Alessandra Messadri @FeministOnMarx collaborate on a #readinglist of key texts on work as seen through a feminist lens, including Angela Davis, Silvia Federici, Maria Mies, bell hooks and many more.

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'George Floyd Square has turned into a hub for people who’ve reclaimed the commons from the state'. 'Beyond the Barricades: A Look At George Floyd Square' by Niko Georgiades for Unicorn Riot:

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How Michel Foucault Got Neoliberalism So Wrong In the emerging neoliberalism of the 1970s, Michel Foucault saw the promise of a new social order, more open to individual autonomy and experimental ways of living. That’s not how things turned out.

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The UK is still educating different classes for different functions in society

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As we interrogate 'Visual Sociology' we have made a series of articles from our archive freely accessible: Here, @AcademicDiary questions the place of photography in sociological research through an examination of Bourdieu's Algerian fieldwork: #TSRVisual

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Portrayal and Betrayal: Bourdieu, Photography and Sociological Life - Les Back, 2009

Through an examination of Bourdieu's Algerian fieldwork the article raises general questions regarding the place of photography in sociological research. In the...

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Our editors call for the cancellation of the #REF2021 Publication Period due to the unevenly distributed impacts of the global pandemic on publication. Co-signed with @FeministReview_ , European Journal of Women’s Studies, @FLS_journal , @FeministTheory :

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When you stop laughing and realise how terrifying it is that these people have such power over your future #gifusourpensions

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“So many women in academia are in very precarious employment, often as research assistants, and are never going to get the kind of credit that the principal investigator does.” @selina_todd joins @RosEdwards2 & Val Gillies in #ThanksforTyping #podcast

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Why do academics choose useless titles for articles and chapters? Four steps to getting a better title @PJDunleavy

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‘The university is a critical institution or it is nothing’ - Stuart Hall

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Watch now: Decolonising Methodologies, 20 Years On, the 2019 Sociological Review Annual Lecture by Linda Tuhiwai Smith: #TSRAnnualLecture

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CALL for contributions 📣 On the 25th anniversary of the publication of @bevskeggs ’ acclaimed Formations of Class and Gender, we’re looking for expressions of interest for a special section of the journal looking at its legacy. #sociology #class #gender

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A wonderful sign from @keelesociology

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bell hooks has consistently shown how feminism as a lens and social movement exposes oppressive structures that are interlinked and sustain themselves via a system of ‘imperialist-white supremacist-capitalist-patriarchy'

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Gramsci on the State, the Proprietorial Class, and the Sovereign Laws of Capitalism

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Probably the best “Acknowledgments” ever

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