• The Politics of Zombies

• CfP: Centre for Women and Gender @SocioWarwick Postgrad Seminar Series

• Fat Sexualities Panel event – 19 Nov

• So what do the Tea Party do now?

• Social Morphogenesis: Variety, Reflexivity and Agency

• The Popularity of Public Ownership

• Microfoundationalism in Sociology

• The Phenomenology of Obsessiveness

• The New Social-ism

• Creative methods in gender and sexuality research & public engagement

• The coming UK culture wars?

• Some quick thoughts on the sociology of craft

• The search for the ‘perfect’ situation

• Inside the Mind of the Republican Party

• Paul Krugman, Niall Ferguson and the norms of public intellectualism in a digital age

• CfP: Discover Society

• The Practice of Abstraction

• LGBT Youth Suicicde Prevention – researcher post

• Why Things Matter to People

• CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

• Dear England

• Discover Society

• Seminar Series on the History of Sexuality

• Striving for deep work when the situation demands shallow work

• Why Sociologists and Technologists Should Talk

• The virtues of a daily writing habit

• Blogging as Public Sociology

• If America has a communist President then perhaps Britain could have a socialist Prime Minister?

• BSA Annual Conference 2014: Changing Society – Call for papers

• Money, Power and Opportunity in the Late Modern City, or, isn’t it a shame J G Ballard isn’t around to see this?

• Narrowly escaping the academic life

• The Retreat from Being and Flight into Having

• Commodification and Exploitation in #HigherEd

• “Now fucking pay me” – One of my all time favourite film scenes

• Activists fight for right to the city – Britons, Africans unite in urban struggles

• Confused as to why the US government has been shut down? Let Mr Burns explain

• Invited speaker booed, threatened and led off stage for anti-war views

• “When I first read Foucault’s account of the panopticon. I thought it was brilliant but overheated. Now, it actually seems like somebody’s plan”

• Why Is America in Decline?

• Would Benjamin have dismissed Žižek as a hack?

• Want to take part in an interesting art project this Sunday?

• Is anyone else weirdly fascinated by this sort of spam?

• CfP: Discover Society

• BSA Annual Conference 2014: Changing Society

• Space, place, democracy and digital at DPR 2014

• Save the #NHS and join the march and rally on 29 September!

• The Incredible Disappearing Agent

• CfP: Theory Stream for BSA Annual Conference 2014

• Beyond ‘Fateful Moments’ and ‘Turning Points’: Conceptualizing Biographical Events and Their Relationship To Social Change

• The Weirdly Humanistic Anti-Humanism of Richard Rorty

• Brian Fallon and Bruce Springsteen – a love affair in three parts

• “I’m a cyborg? I thought I was just wearing glasses”: technology, agency and ontology

• The Quantified Self Research Network (QS, Self-Tracking and Wearable Computing)

• Some critical thoughts on psychosocial research

• Asexuality as a Spectrum: A National Probability Sample Comparison to the Sexual Community in the UK

• Network analytic approaches to the production and propagation of literary and artistic value

• Biography, Path-Dependence and Social Events

• An Invitation to Digital Public Sociology? Some initial thoughts

• Does Žižek take himself as seriously as other people do? Idolatry, activism and the academic left

• The Sociology of Daydreaming

• Les Back on Digital Sociology

• Helene Snee on Digital Sociology

• CelebYouth on Blogging

• Mark Murphy on Blogging

• Ben Baumberg on Blogging

• Evelyn Ruppert on Digital Sociology

• 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