• The Political Economy of the American South

• This week: the second Accelerated Academy

• Why are there 3 philosophy magazines but no sociology one?

• Five propositions about #publicsociology

• What is ‘the literature’?

• The lineaments of techno-fascism

• The substitute socialisation of the marine corp

• Social Media and Public Sociology

• The Affectivity of the Nascent Tyrant

• Towards a sociology of Pikettyville

• No longer praying at the altar of virality

• A conversation with Peter Walsh about Zygmunt Bauman, Academic Celebrity and Social Theory

• Chronosolidarity

• A vicious circle of reprisals and hostility

• The Practice of Public Sociology: Sociological Review Early Career Event

• Call for Papers: State Crime and Digital Resistance (Deadline 30 November)

• Out Now: Selected Papers of Margaret Archer

• A conversation with Gary Hall about pirate philosophy, academic celebrity and social theory

• Striving for a ‘rigorous’ politics

• The affinity between enlightened technocrats and digital elites

• The bureaucratic origins of algorithmic authoritarianism

• The class politics of innovation and the new digital elite

• Broken Fingers

• things I’ve been reading recently #29

• Digital Sociology vs STS

• The pace of critique in a world of accelerating upheaval

• “we need more post-ideological, budget-balancing, technocratic centrism!”

• Donald Trump’s Words of Power

• The Sociology of Trump: An Initial Reading List

• The Everyday Life of Incipient Fascism

• Four year post doc in #digitalsociology

• Towards a Pirate Sociology

• When universities fail to cope with digitalisation

• Perfect Government

• The Relative Autonomy of Symbolic Mediation

• The Philosophical Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu