• 📣 Join the AI Commons

• 📖 Things I’ve read in 2026

• 🌕 You are the music while the music lasts

• Robert Skidelsky, John Rawls and Political Philosophy

• Commonality and Difference

• Living With The H-Index: Metric Assemblages In The Contemporary Academy

• The History of the UK Blogosphere

• Queer @ King’s: Programme of Events

• The Quantified Self and Taylorization 2.0

• Just a pause to cool the refrain

• Discover Society Issue 2 Out Now

• Some thoughts on how to use NVivo effectively

• Feminisms, Gender and Sexuality Seminar Series 2013/14

• Imposing ‘market discipline’ on public services

• Social Science and the Politics of Public Engagement

• Call for papers: Historical Perspectives on ‘Antisocial Personality Disorder’

• Locating migration: street space and economy on Rye Lane, south London

• So much to read, so little time

• “You obviously didn’t understand that book at all!”: social realism, strong misreading and the neo-pragmatist sensibility

• Dear @LoughboroughSU, did this seem like a good idea at the time?

• Book Launch: After Queer

• Queer Feminine Affinities Extended CfP

• Enduring Love? Couple Relationships in the 21st Century

• Celebrity and Young people’s classed and gendered aspirations: End of Award Event – 11 July 2014

• Empathy & Trust In Communicating Online (EMoTICON) Commissioning Sandpit

• (a)Sexuality and Pathology

• The Ambiguity of (a)Sexual Categories

• The Commercialization of the Erotic

• What is Capitalist Realism?

• The Slow Death of Press Freedom?

• The Stangely Poetic Character of WordPress Spam

• “Do not be mean, I am ready for enormity”

• Inaugural meeting for a SE London Campaign for Public Uni / CDBU group

• The Case Against Open Access

• What does it mean to be a public intellectual in an age of austerity?

• The Future of Scholarship

• Things That Are Not Asexuality

• The value of public higher education

• Economists are horrible people

• BiReCon 2014 – bisexual conference Call for Papers

• Call for Papers – NGender: Seminars in Gender and Sexuality Related Research

• Transseminars – free seminars with some bursaries available for travel. See below

• Call for Presentations at SPA Workshop 2013: “Challenges and Innovation in Social Policy Research”

• CfP: Discover Society

• Cultural evolutionary tipping points in the storage and transmission of information

• The Politics of Zombies

• CfP: Centre for Women and Gender @SocioWarwick Postgrad Seminar Series

• Fat Sexualities Panel event – 19 Nov

• So what do the Tea Party do now?

• Social Morphogenesis: Variety, Reflexivity and Agency

• The Popularity of Public Ownership

• Microfoundationalism in Sociology

• The Phenomenology of Obsessiveness

• The New Social-ism

• Creative methods in gender and sexuality research & public engagement