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  • 📚Assessment, Learning and Institutional Capacity: an evidence resource to accompany The AI Crisis in Higher Education

  • 📣 My new book The AI Crisis in Higher Education: A Strategic Proposal is now out open access

  • 📖 Things I’ve read in 2026

  • Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

  • Time and Reflexivity

  • The rituals of gun culture

  • An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

  • Very interesting workshop someone is organising in my department: Everyday Market Lives

  • CfP: special issue on trans* and lesbian communities

  • Free online writing and communication workshop for community organisations

  • Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

  • Towards a sociology of endings

  • An existential analytics of speed

  • Queerly Theorising Higher Education & Academia: Symposium Registration

  • The obsolescence of things

  • Social Acceleration

  • Call for contributions: Power, Acceleration and Metrics in Academic Life

  • He came home from the war with a party in his head

  • There is an undergraduate module on the Sociology of Thinking!

  • Digital Sociologist #6: Garry Crawford (@CultSociologist)

  • Why are some interactions energising while others are not?

  • Internal Conversation in Gone Girl

  • The causal power of (stupid) algorithms: why I’m leaving HSBC

  • Guest talk by Margaret Archer at Cardiff University – 2nd Dec. 2014

  • The ingenuity and persistence of cats

  • Another review of my book!

  • An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

  • Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

  • Why we need a sociology of the dark side

  • Coventry: Ghost Town of Post War Capitalism?

  • The ‘Bro’ and the ‘Lad’: The Identity and Subculture of Default Man’s sons?

  • Human/animal cognition and the attribution of causal powers

  • Call for Papers: Feminism, Activism, Education

  • An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

  • Digital video production training for anthropologists and sociologists

  • The Mobile Apps in Research Summit 2014

  • The concept of social institution

  • Four concepts of social structure

  • Between interaction and intra-action

  • Complexity and Method in the Social Sciences – Qualitative Complexity?

  • TOMORROW: Daniel Chernilo on The Idea of Philosophical Sociology @SocioWarwick

  • The systematic gods have all demolished it

  • Emma Uprichard on Complex Temporal Ontologies and Method – October 28th @SocioWarwick

  • The unavoidability of sociological theory

  • CfP: Ethics and Education Research

  • Help support contingent faculty in women’s & gender studies

  • CFP: On the Politics of Ugliness

  • An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

  • And did you get what you wanted from this life, even so?

  • Your ‘daily dose of Sociological Imagination’: reflections on social media and public sociology

  • Shaking up the social sciences and the acceleration of higher education

  • Daniel Chernilo on The Idea of Philosophical Sociology – October 14th @SocioWarwick

  • Resonance and subjectivity on twitter

  • The corporate capture of democracy

  • Beautiful shining synth songs dreaming of annihilation

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