• Denial and the Antinomies of (Post)Truth

• pirate philosophy in (and for) the digital university

• Pascalian Meditations on the Digital University

• Devushkin as the Eviscerated Human

• The Evisceration of the Human

• Deadline soon! @TheSocReview ECR Essay Competition

• a bleak social theory for bleak times

• Some recent videos of Harmut Rosa talking about social acceleration

• CfP: The Future Between Progress and Regression

• Was Sloterdijk an early originator of contemporary right populism?

• Carrying the weight of the world

• Next week in Oxford: Digital Sociology v STS

• Living with theoretical pluralism

• Why are there 3 philosophy magazines but no sociology one?

• Towards a sociology of Pikettyville

• A conversation with Peter Walsh about Zygmunt Bauman, Academic Celebrity and Social Theory

• Chronosolidarity

• Out Now: Selected Papers of Margaret Archer

• A conversation with Gary Hall about pirate philosophy, academic celebrity and social theory

• Striving for a ‘rigorous’ politics

• Digital Sociology vs STS

• The pace of critique in a world of accelerating upheaval

• The Sociology of Trump: An Initial Reading List

• Towards a Pirate Sociology

• The Relative Autonomy of Symbolic Mediation

• The Philosophical Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu

• Cultural scaffolding for greedy social roles

• Collapsing the parameters of our worlds

• What’s the collective noun for a group of social theorists?

• Liberation and coercion

• Yanis Varoufakis on the Parallax Challenge

• Practical Sociology: Agenda for Action

• The acceleration of politics and the impossibility of theory

• The necessity of selection

• Ethical consumerism as self-exclusion

• The Dystopic Turn in Social Science

• The vexatious fact of society

• The Individualisation of Utopia

• The difference between philosophy and talk about philosophy

• Colin Crouch on epochal theorising 

• The Epistemological Obstacles to Understanding Social Movements

• The Dispositions of the Metricised

• The Antinomies of ‘Intelligence’

• The sobered modernist perspective

• Structural limits to self-control

• The fetishisation of the event 

• The colonisation of life by work

• Fragile movements and their political cultures 

• What is a ‘strike’ and what is a ‘riot’?

• The Return of the Riot

• The fantasistic political ontologies which emerge under post-democracy

• Rhetorical rapture-races and contemporary fragile movements 

• An infopolitical critique of lazy applications of ‘panopticism’

• The Idiots Who Make History

• Murmuration

• Ford’s Sociological Department

• Transformative Horizons

• A couple of places left for the Morphogenetic Approach workshop on Tuesday @SocioWarwick

• Three computational sociologies

• Value and Values

• What would experimental closure look like outside of a lab?

• The Internal Conversations of Behavioural Scientists

• Practical Sociology: Agenda for Action

• Digital Social Science and the Challenge of Reflexivity

• The Invention of Lifestyle

• ‘Intelligence’ as an explanatory concept 

• The Fragile Movements of Late Modernity

• Sociology and Fiction: a @thesocreview Special Feature

• Deleuzian populism

• The threat of pseudo-activity

• Before Bourdieu, there was Orwell

• Zizek on the impossibility of anarchism 

• Sublime imagined unity as a political factor

• The Psychoanalytics of Temporising

• Coping with acceleration: triaging strategies and the new empiricism

• Workshop: Using the Morphogenetic Approach

• Places Still Available: The Sociological Review Annual Sociology Lecture

• Interested in the internal conversation? Come to this symposium @SocioWarwick on May 24th

• The Great Divide: Sociology, Anthropology, and Race in France since Lévi-Strauss

• Interested in the internal conversation? Come to this symposium @SocioWarwick on May 24th

• The Accelerative Ethos of Steve Jobs

• The Sociology of Patent Trolling

• Symposium: Reorientating Sociological Thought

• Workshop: Using the Morphogenetic Approach

• The Discursive Preconditions for the Acceleration of Publishing, or, Why Scholasticism and Positivism are Now Everwhere

• Computational Social Science and the Collapse of Sociology

• The Sociological Review Annual Sociology Lecture

• The Social Life of Theory: Partiality, Conflict and Innovation

• Symposium: Reorientating Sociological Thought

• Jeffrey Alexander on the Individualist’s Dillema

• A Lockean case for the ownership of personal data 

• What does Economic Sociology have to say about declining productivity?

• ‘Economic Science Fictions’ – call for essays

• Steve Fuller on information overload

• Are you coming to @thesocreview’s Annual Lecture?

• Workshop: Using the Morphogenetic Approach

• Are you studying the internal conversation? Get in touch soon for a free workshop

• Do we need to reorientate Sociological thought? Or are perpetual calls to do this part of the problem?

• The Temporal Constraints of Consumption

• Gorz’s concept of hygiene