• fiction and the social imaginary

• surviving life in the accelerated academy: prospects and problems for digital scholarship

• the distracted people and fragile movements of digital capitalism

• register for the accelerated academy

• the sociology of the camp

• on fragile movements

• the pervasive cottage industry on the borders of academia 

• pride and pleasure in acceleration 

• the politics of noise in historical perspective

• the synchronised society

• surviving life in the accelerated academy: prospects and problems for digital scholarship

• the micro-politics of noise and the challenge of being-with-others

• Relational Flourishing

• Towards a Digital Social Ontology: Free Day Symposium in London on July 8th

• Are you a PhD student or early career researcher interested in social ontology?

• Call for papers: Centre for Social Ontology PhD/ECR Conference (deadline TOMORROW)

• The Philosophy of Data Science

• The International Origins of Social and Political Theory

• Register in the next week if you want to ensure a place – Workshop @SocioWarwick: Investigating the Internal Conversation

• Distracted People and Fragile Movements: a relational realist theory of social movement in a digital age

• Call for papers: Centre for Social Ontology PhD/ECR Conference (deadline May 1st!)

• The Avoidance of the Intellectual

• Biography and/as Experiment Fiction

• The Drama of Intellectual Life: Performativity in the Study of Idea

• CfP: Critical Realism, Gender and Feminism

• The Surprisingly Rapid Destruction of the Professions

• The overarching questions which interest me

• Constructing a sociological career in the accelerated academy

• A new resource for teaching social theory

• An initial attempt to critique co-evolutionary approaches to understanding the socio-technical

• Reflexivity and the Social Production of Distraction

• Theory Stream Plenary at the BSA Annual Conference

• Transformative Practice and Theory: Where We Stand Today

• Podcast: Andrew Sayer on Why Things Matter To People

• Reframing Margaret Archer’s critique of habitus

• Workshop: Investigating the Internal Conversation

• The place of sociology in the Second Machine Age

• That time we went on a pub crawl with Karl Marx

• Call for papers: Centre for Social Ontology PhD/ECR Conference

• Relational Realism, Collective Reflexivity and Social Movements

• Outline of a relational realist theory of anarchism

• Call for papers: Centre for Social Ontology PhD/ECR Conference

• Overcoming your modernist training for constant improvement, advancement, development and accumulation

• Some brief thoughts about digital social ontology

• The Social Ontology of Digital Data & Digital Technology, July 8th in London

• Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 3

• Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 2

• The Social Ontology of L.S. Lowry

• Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 1

• Call for papers: Centre for Social Ontology PhD/ECR Conference

• Who is this describing?

• Towards a Sociology of the Good Life

• Five important works of realist social theory being published in 2015

• Centre for Social Ontology PhD/ECR Conference

• Routines and Reflexivity – TOMORROW @SocioWarwick

• Routines and Reflexivity – March 10th @SocioWarwick

• This looks great: ‘Weber/Simmel antagonisms’ conference

• Routines and Reflexivity – March 10th @SocioWarwick

• Inner resources:  the roles of reflexivity, self-awareness and emotional responses in the work of the academic researcher.

• Routines and Reflexivity – March 10th @SocioWarwick

• Routines and Reflexivity – March 10th @SocioWarwick

• The sociological imagination of Ava DuVernay

• Can relational reflexivity be fractured? (cc @weaver_beth)

• An eclectic account of lay morality and charitable giving in the UK – TOMORROW @SocioWarwick

• The Pleasures of Speed

• The Pleasures of Acceleration

• An eclectic account of lay morality and charitable giving in the UK – Feb 17th @SocioWarwick

• What constitutes a civilisational collapse?

• An eclectic account of lay morality and charitable giving in the UK – Feb 17th @SocioWarwick

• Ghosts of Sociologists Past in the Accelerated Academy

• Coping with Acceleration

• Higher Education and The Temporal Conditions for Critique

• The Relational ‘We’ in Personal Morphogenesis – TOMORROW @SocioWarwick

• The Fetishisation of Intelligence Under Neoliberalism

• The Relational ‘We’ in Personal Morphogenesis – February 3rd @SocioWarwick

• An eclectic account of lay morality and charitable giving in the UK – Feb 17th @SocioWarwick

• The Relational ‘We’ in Personal Morphogenesis – February 3rd @SocioWarwick

• Happiness Symposium 4th June 2015 Leicester – Call for Papers

• Centre for Social Ontology Seminars: Spring Term 2015 (@SocioWarwick)

• Some things about the acceleration of higher education which I would like to understand more than I do

• The Relational ‘We’ in Personal Morphogenesis – February 3rd @SocioWarwick

• Howard Becker and Margaret Archer share a critique of Bourdieu

• The role of reflexivity in explaining rather than describing technological diffusion

• Tony Lawson: 90%+ of economics taught in Western world is based on mathematical modelling that is useless

• W.G. Runciman @SocioWarwick on January 22nd

• CfP: Causal Inference and Mechanism-Based Explanation: Friends or Foes?

• Call for Papers – International Social Theory Consortium 2015

• Subtraction stories and social change

• CfP Risk technologies session at forthcoming Sociology of Risk mid-term

• Call for papers: Causal Inference and Mechanism-Based Explanation: Friends or Foes?

• The Relational Constitution of Collective Agency

• The Sociology of Civilizational Collapse

• The temporal horizons of sociology

• Evading the necessity of selection

• On the Street Where you Live: Bourdieusian analysis of socio-spatial hierarchy

• Technology and Human Nature

• Nightcrawler: or, the possibility of a vocation in late capitalism

• Internal conversation in Friends

• The Double Social Life of Methods

• Next Tuesday @SocioWarwick: @GrahamScambler on an interdisciplinary approach to the ‘structuring of agency’