• A conversation between empirical and theoretical ontology

• Experiments in everyday life

• The analytical space where ‘publics’ meet ‘problems’: keeping it open rather than shutting it down

• The object turn in the social sciences

• Who needs actions when you got words?

• The liquid powering liquid modernity

• Twitter and the internal conversation

• Becoming who we are 

• The epistemology of apocalypse 

• Critique as consumerism 

• Game of Thrones: from sociological to psychological storytelling

• To what extent are intellectuals responsible for how their ideas are taken up?

• The strange fate of ‘culture’

• The ontology of (digital) testing

• The performance of critique and why it frustrates me 

• You can’t have your ‘facts’ back

• The consequences of our expectations

• The sociology of expectations (and platform imaginaries)

• Theorising as self-work: the case of heuristics

• What social theorists and their diagrams can learn from cyberneticians and their machines

• Organisational sociology and algorithms

• A cybernetics of distraction?

• Driving robots mad 

• The strange performances of the brain

• The ontological gap between entities and interaction

• Cybernetics and the dual-edged sword of disciplinarity

• Call For Blog Posts: Reflections On Doing Sociology Outside The Global North

• Ontological veiling   

• Big data and the future of sociological theory

• Cybernetics as a way of life

• Theorising the relationship between data and agency

• Call for papers: literature and sociology

• The Hegelian sociology of Gillian Rose

• Algorithms and institutional isomorphism

• Social theory as sociology’s meta-conversation

• The ontology of toxicity

• The tragedy of the academic commons: when abstraction makes us passive

• The Cambridge approach to social ontology

• Sociology and anarchism

• How Should STS Address Inequality? As a Subject, a (Dis)Value)? Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives

• Who are the super-rich and what do they want?

• Social Media, Global Social Theory and Sociological Activism: An Interview with Gurminder K. Bhambra

• Why doesn’t technocrat have an antonym?

• Towards a neo-Khaldunian digital sociology: @morteza_hm on the Bedouins of Silicon Valley

• The intellectual legacy of Charles Taylor: securing the vantage point of (historical) philosophical anthropology

• When sociology becomes a source of legitimation rather than critique: the case of Anthony Giddens

• Social volatility and the shrinking time horizons of political life: the case of the Remain campaign’s war book

• The social ontology of algorithms and the importance of ethnographic technique

• What does it mean to talk about work as dehumanising? A critical realist perspective

• Margaret Archer: The Catholic Church as a Social Movement

• An introduction to Emmanuel Lazega’s neo-structuralism

• Analogue and digital chronopower: the example of Trump university

• Overcoming the micro/macro divide

• The social ontology of trans-human life

• Against spontaneous sociology: Michael Burawoy’s attempt to rescue Bourdieu from Matthew Desmond and what it means for public sociology

• Sally Rooney on Theory Anxiety

• Beyond fast and slow: temporal ontology in critical higher education scholarship

• Debates about the nature of education

• The origins of the micro/macro divide

• The social origins of educational systems 

• The Sociology of Escalation Effects

• The Sociology of Awkwardness: Being (very) human in a digital age

• Margaret Archer’s social theory as a revulsion in the fact of empiricsm

• The Ontology of Software: From Batch Processing to Interactive Computing

• The unraveling of factfulness and the political ontology of representation

• The ideology of how ‘the world really is’

• Reconciling the psychoanalytical and the reflexive 

• Education Beyond Dispute: the work of Stafford Beer for Teaching and Learning

• Stafford Beer, Reflexive Poise and Human Flourishing

• The worldly intellectualism of Stafford Beer

• The fragile crowd 

• The globalisation of critical theory is inseparable from its Americanization

• (Post)Humanism in the Accelerated Academy

• The weaponisation of epistemology: strategy and tactics

• The underdetermination of agency by architecture

• The rightward drift of Slavoj Žižek

• Against poststructuralism

• The generational politics of critical theory

• SRA Annual Conference 2018: Adapting to change – where next for social research?

• CfP: Post-H(uman) index? Politics, metrics, and agency in the accelerated academy

• The Foundations of British Sociology

• Social ontology amidst the wreckage of techno-progressive orthodoxy

• Workshop: The Foundations of British Sociology

• The disjointed temporality of political life

• The Sociological Review and the History of the Discipline

• The Sociology of Stupid Assumptions

• Nietzsche on the narrow chamber of human consciousness

• Understanding the agency of people we disapprove of

• The existential challenge of changing tempo

• Defending the social at #undisciplining

• Accelerating into the singularity 

• Big data, human agency, critical realism and the future of the social sciences

• Human agency beyond platform structuralism and platform voluntarism

• Some brief thoughts on chronopolitics

• The role of dichotomies in social theory

• Expertise and the politics of discipline

• CFP: Imagining Radical Futures, Princeton Oct. 5th

• Barbara Adam on the practice of theorising

• Fateful moments that might have been

• Preparing to think in order to prepare to speak: from routine to challenge