• Noortje Marres on Digital Sociology

• Queer Now and Then seminar series, University of Manchester

• Critical Realism and American Sociology

• What the other social sciences can learn from economics

• Quantified Self Research Network – Inaugural Event

• Being Human, Personal Identity and Biography

• Proposal: Digital Scholarship Reading Group @WarwickUni

• Asexuality, Identity and ‘Scratching an Itch’

• The Strange World of Educational Viral Marketing (part 2)

• Cluster hire in Transgender Studies at the University of Arizona

• Relationality, Reflexivity and Power

• Being Human and Second-Order Emotions

• The paradox of Brutalism

• Becoming Who We Are: Social Relations and Personal Morphogenesis

• Manufacturing Consent in an Age of Austerity: Bashar al-Assad the “naughty child”

• ‘Theory’ is what happens when common starting-points can no longer be taken for granted

• The disturbing experience of finding yourself emphatically agreeing with Peter Hitchens

• Howard Becker, Blogging and Phenomenology

• Spring Breakers, Late Capitalism and Nihilism

• Being Human and What Matters To Us

• Why academic podcasts are much more valuable than people realise

• Not scheduling my academic life at all – reply to @raulpacheco

• “For the women of the world, kill terrorists”

• Austerity Chic and Class Politics

• CfP: Hard Times – Austerity and Popular Culture

• Normativity, Social Science and Secularism: Reply to @rightscholar

• 17 reasons why you should blog about your research

• The strange passions of ex-leftists

• EduWiki Conference 2013 – Call for proposals

• Being Human and Transvaluation (part 1)

• The books I’m currently reading (#1)

• What’s the point of ontology? Outline of an approach to the sociology of social theory

• “Oh ‘INTP’. So that’s what I am”: Identity and Alterity in a Digital Age

• Being Human, Emotionality and Everyday Life

• The Last Outing project

• Youth Researcher Development Workshop

• Being Human and Social Normativity

• Floating Cities, Class War and Matt Damon: what more could you want?

• ‘Negative Solidarity’ and the Cameroon Concept of Fairness

• Being Human: Natural, practical and social affectivity

• Conceptualising biographical events

• BSA Realism Study Group Seminar: Contemporary Issues in Realist Thought- 6th Sept

• “What was Visual Sociology?”: specialisation and fragmentation within disciplines

• Emotions as commentaries on human concerns

• Being Stuck Between Public Sociology and Public Engagement

• Human Beings, Social Agents and Social Actors

• Researching Affect and Psychosocial Studies

• CFP Beyond Binaries: Exploring the Psychosocial (A Postgraduate Conference at the University of East London, UK)

• BSA Gender Study Group CfP Gender and Quality of Life

• ‘The Priority of Practice’: Human Embodiment and Learning From Nature

• Workshop – Alterity, Intersubjectivity, Ethics, 30 September 2013

• The Practice of Spectating

• The (un)intelligibility of academics and being ‘a mere journalist’

• The constitution of social movements: biography, relations and collectives

• CfP: Quantified Self and Self-Tracking

• BSA Realism Study Group Seminar: Contemporary Issues in Realist Thought- 6th Sept

• Taking the ‘inner eye’ out of introspection

• Howard Becker’s 23 Thoughts About Youth

• #HigherEd and the ‘Consumerization of IT’

• Economists and the Politics of Austerity

• The Genesis of Value

• The Beginner’s Guide to Multi-Author Blogging [v1.0]

• The Reflexive Imperative and Habit(us)

• “Oh there are other people just like me? I’m not so weird after all”: the internet, social change and social integration

• The Reflexive Imperative, Social Change and Cybernetics

• The Reflexive Imperative and Communicative Reflexivity

• BSA Realism Study Group Seminar: Contemporary Issues in Realist Thought- 6th Sept

• The Reflexive Imperative and Autonomous Reflexivity

• Proposal: Quantified Self Research Network

• Guest Post: @TGJBrock Reflects on International Association of Critical Realism 2013

• Books, social media and ‘thinking-through-writing’

• Call for research participants: being single in Britain today

• The Reflexive Imperative and Fractured Reflexivity

• Technology, Not Tenure: The Politics of the Digital Turn in #HigherEd

• BSA Realism Study Group Seminar: Contemporary Issues in Realist Thought- 6th Sept

• BSA Education Study Group Study Day 17 September

• Making love, making gender, making babies in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s

• The Reflexive Imperative and Meta-Reflexivity

• “So what is it I’m trying to say exactly?”: Iteration and Articulation

• Beyond ‘fateful moments’ and ‘turning points’: a realist approach to biographical research

• ‘Shaking Up’ the Social Sciences

• The Reflexive Imperative, Social Change and the Financial Crisis

• The Reflexive Imperative and Shaping a Life

• The Reflexive Imperative and Relational Reflexivity

• Contemporary Issues in Realist Thought – September 6th @BritSoci Meeting Rooms

• The Reflexive Imperative and Internal Conversation

• What’s a Collective? The Ontology of Groups, Crowds and Crews

• British Sociological Association Youth Study Group: Research Development Workshop for Research Students and Early Career Researchers

• The Politics of Circulation, Human Agency and Building Your Own Information Environment

• The Reflexive Imperative and Social Change

• If only Aneurin Bevan had been around in 2003…

• The Reflexive Imperative and its Relationship to the Morphogenetic Approach

• “Where the fuck do they get their shit from!?”: Reality Television, Austerity Politics and Digital Public Sociology

• Frédéric Vandenberghe on Margaret Archer’s “Morphogenetic Quartet”

• The relationship between debate/discussion/dialogue and self-identity

• The strange world of educational viral marketing

• Structure your procrastination and turn a vice into a virtue

• “Why are there no great British social theorists?”

• A discussion of the craft of giving (bad) presentations needs to consider avoiding slides entirely

• In defence of Jacques Lacan (sort of)