Welcome To The Journal The Sociological Review Is Welcoming 20 New Members To Its Editorial Board The Soc Rev
⭐ WELCOME to the 20 scholars who have joined The Sociological Review journal’s Editorial Board this month
Read more about these appointments: buff.ly/Jvu5XS0
Just over 2 weeks left until our event!
Tune in to sociology! Hear interviews with authors of articles published in ASA journals, including the American Sociological Review, @sociologicaltheory.bsky.social, @sociusjournal.bsky.social, @contexts.org, @teachingsociology.bsky.social, @spquarterly.bsky.social, and more! https://bit.ly/3LMjWqK
This is TODAY!
If you are at @glasgow.ac.uk this afternoon please check out Joshua Page's talk which will take place in the Adam Smith Building at 3.30pm.
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Our own Sam Lawton has just published this interview with @jacobengelberg.bsky.social for @intrrgnm.bsky.social on the latter's new book, 'Cinemas of Bisexual Transgression'. Interregnum aims to make radical and critical theory available for a wider public audience.
In Glasgow tomorrow?
Come along to this public talk:
'From dispersal to solidarity - 25 years of migrant justice in Glasgow' organised by STAR Glasgow, with me and Dr Pinar Aksu
all very welcome!
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2/ ...We are delighted to be welcoming Prof Joshua Page (University of Minnesota) whose talk - 'Legal Plunder: The Predatory Dimensions of Criminal Justice' - will situate the extractive economies built into the criminal justice system in the US within the longer history of racialised capitalism.
1/ Our next S&CS seminar (co-hosted with @thesccjr.bsky.social) takes place tomorrow, Wednesday 11th March 3.30-5.00 in the Adam Smith Business School, Rm 487. Please do come along and share the word...
Our colleagues on the @kthabitproject.bsky.social project team are looking for your images of branded sports memorabilia sponsored by alcohol, tobacco, nicotine, or gambling companies since the 1960s to help them map the history of unhealthy sports sponsorship to create a shared public resource.
A reminder about this seminar taking place with @scarletharris.bsky.social, this Friday. Scarlet's book is out now, with full open access, from @manchesterup.bsky.social.
It's encouraging to see @gerrymccartney1.bsky.social and David Walsh's crucial work being referenced in this article on declining life-expectancy in the UK.
Delighted to share word of this special issue of @ersjournal.com co-edited by our own Dominic Pasura and colleagues. 'Roaming and Rooted' brings together 11 articles rethinking migration via lived religion/spirituality and African epistemologies across Nigeria, Zimbabwe, South Africa & the UK.
The resource pack is on our website. Please share with any practitioners who may wish to facilitate discussions around youth violence with young people.
www.sccjr.ac.uk/resource/you...
It was brilliant to see Alistair Fraser, Fern Gillon and Graeme Armstrong talk about the 'Straight Out the Scheme: Youth Work Resource' which launched last week.
If you work with young people please make sure to check out the recorded talk and download the resource pack!
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We are very pleased to let you know that the latest entry in the Sociological & Cultural Studies blog series has just been published. In 'Away From the Faeries' @fergusmcneill.bsky.social asks what an old Scottish folktale might have to tell us about the meaning of rehabilitation. Please share.
Advance notice of this seminar - Islamophobia and anti-racism: ongoing lessons for the ‘British left - taking place next Friday 13th with @scarletharris.bsky.social. Scarlet's book has just been published by MUP (below). 11-1 in Room 416 in the Gilbert Scott building, East Quadrangle. All welcome.
#OtD 3 Mar 1932 the right to free speech on Glasgow Green in Glasgow, Scotland, was won after over a decade of direct action. Up to 100,000 people at a time defied a ban, often arming themselves with sticks, hammers and bottles until authorities caved stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1021...
“The Anthem Press Companion to Henri Lefebvre" a new edited book by our own Tilman Schwarze and Matt Dawson explores the sociology of Lefebvre including rural sociology, everyday life, the urban, utopia, space and its continuing relevance for the discipline today.
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Out now on the Sociology Staffroom podcast, @academicdiary.bsky.social discusses his work and his role as this year's @britsoci.bsky.social president.
Since we are going there again... much of the below still stands! Who’s afraid of the ‘Muslim vote’? share.google/d4YWgJ8QTlVe...
Call for Papers: This joint event hosted by SocRel and @bsa-medsoc.bsky.social is an opportunity for shared learning between the two study groups and will be the first event of its kind. In coming together we hope to share experiences, research findings, and explore areas of mutual interest
Join us on 3 March for a special event to commemorate Berta Cáceres. Details here: www.gla.ac.uk/schools/soci...
Join GLARN @glalarn.bsky.social for their upcoming workshop Border as Possibility: Rewriting Reality with Gloria Anzaldua. Friday 20 March, 2-5pm. Register below.
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Image text relates to submitting an abstract to this year’s Work, Employment and Society Conference to take part in the discussion. Deadline 20 March
Deeper insight is needed into how interconnected crises affect labour markets, workers' agency and corporate accountability.
Submit your abstract to this year’s Work, Employment and Society Conference to take part in the discussion. Deadline 20 March:
www.britsoc.co.uk/events/key-b...
Register to attend our upcoming #Identities online event!
The Asian Gang Revisited: Race, Youth Culture, Policing, and the Afterlives of Community
In collaboration with the Stuart Hall Archive Project at the University of Birmingham
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Stuart Hall Foundation
A reminder that our next S&CS seminar is this afternoon - details below. Please come along if you can and feel free to share details with anyone you think might be interested.
Sharing here a recent interview in Black Histories with our own @nasarmeer.bsky.social
Still (just) time to apply for positions on the editorial boards of these two @britsoci.bsky.social journals.
What would we say to our younger selves?
Free and requiring no prior experience of filmmaking, this Feminist Filmmaking Workshop is taking place in the ARC (Studio 2), 6th March, 10-12. The workshop emerges from a project involving own Emma Flynn, in collaboration with colleagues from Arts and the Universitat Rovira i Virgili. Book below.
