• 📣 Join the AI Commons

• 📖 Things I’ve read in 2026

• 🌕 You are the music while the music lasts

• Here’s Looking At You, Kid

• The Last of the Dreamers

• Software for Textual Analysis Workshop (Feb 27th)

• Female Sexual Dysfunction, Marketing, and Disease-Mongering

• Sexual anxiety in late capitalism

• The fallacy of sexual naturalism

• A few quick thoughts on the next sexual revolution

• The government of an ‘economy’ and the emergence of a ‘bioeconomy’

• The tension at the heart of the DSM

• The transition from psy discourse to neurochemical discourse

• The creation of the ‘mind’

• Late capitalism and a/sexual culture

• Nikolas Rose on the Reflexive Imperative and Health

• Explaining personhood in the neuroscientific age

• Being one’s organism, one’s experience

• The inner world of the credit rating agencies

• Towards a post neoliberal future

• Consuming Psychopharmaecuticals

• From psychological selves to neurochemical selves

• From sexologists to sex columnists…

• Harry’s revenge

• The Sex Inspectors: Self-help, Makeover and Mediated Sex

• Nikolas Rose, “Governing Conduct in the Age of the Brain”

• “Stop being so weird, normal people don’t do that!”

• Cosmetic psychopharmacology, selfhood and the underdetermination of our being by our bodies…

• The transformation of bodily normativity

• ‘You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain…’

• It’s tough being a man these days…

• The techno-politics of self in late capitalism (part 2)

• The techno-politics of self in late capitalism

• Academic social media resources

• Reports on Social Media

• Social media training resources produced by researchers at the University of Warwick

• 23 Things for a Digital Professional

• BSA Annual Conference – Pre Conference Postgraduate and Early Career Day

• Social media and internal comms in higher education

• The Blues, Mary

• Manning and Assange

• The Digital University Press

• My Academia 2.0 monograph plan

• Reflections on continuous publishing and academia 2.0

• The most eerily prescient statement about UK politics I have ever come across…

• Meta-Ethnography

• Why I dislike postmodernism/postmodernists…

• Are you interested in being a Postgraduate Forum Convenor for the British Sociological Association?

• Marginal Cartographies: Researching Beyond Borders

• BSA Conference Event – C Wright Mills, 50 Years On

• Round up of tips for PhD students (sociologicalimagination.org)

• Final bit of post-workshop thought processing: a useful metaphor for teaching academics about Twitter

• Some thoughts on getting academic types to use Twitter

• “Why do you find Twitter useful as an academic?”