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  • Request for help from New Social Media, New Social Science

  • The four characteristics of internal conversation

  • An introduction to multi-author blogging

  • How to get started as an academic podcaster

  • Publishing on the web for researchers

  • An introduction to academic podcasting

  • Creating a successful online presence

  • The value of multi-author blogging for communicating research

  • What does Twitter have to offer academics?

  • Tending your ‘ideas garden’

  • How can researchers use curation tools?

  • CfP: Education and Learning: Sociological Perspectives

  • CFP: The Para-Academic Handbook: A Toolkit for making-learning-creating-acting

  • +1 for Efficient Labour: Gamification, Capitalism and Intellectual Responsibility

  • 2013 Call for Papers about Asexuality

  • “The Last Outing” Project

  • PhD & ECR summer school on Contesting Claims for Expertise in a Post-secular Age: In Search of Intellectual Life

  • Evaluative playgrounds Audit and government after neoliberalism

  • “Oh! There are other people just like me? I’m not so weird after all”: the transformation of identity in the digital age

  • CFP: Capitalism and Erotics

  • Becoming Who We Are – a realist approach to studying personal change

  • What is ‘academic blogging’?

  • Do you find social media taking up too much of your time?

  • Citizenship and Belonging: A Postgraduate Conference

  • Research Seminars, Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), University of Westminster

  • Call for Papers Qualitative and Ethnographic Research (QER): Sharing and shaping pedagogies

  • CFP: Queer geographies and the politics of anti-normativity

  • CSWG Graduate Seminar Series @SocioWarwick – 23rd of Jan!

  • 2013 Call for Papers about Asexuality

  • Social Theory Postgrad Seminars @SocioWarwick

  • Want to join the BSA Digital Sociology group?

  • Education, Employment and Social Mobility: what is really going on and what can be done?

  • Digital Sociologist #2: Les Back from @SociologyGold

  • Rethinking sociological craft in an age of austerity – an interview with Les Back

  • What is Digital Sociology?

  • Academic blogging – both/and rather than either/or

  • Asexuality, Sexual Culture and Pathology – Interview for a Greek magazine

  • European Geographies of Sexualities Conference

  • Digital Sociologist #1: @ProfSteveFuller from @SocioWarwick

  • 2012 in review

  • Why do people believe what they believe? Getting beyond the idea there’s something wrong with people who disagree with us

  • Ethics and Social Theory: The Work of Andrew Sayer

  • Impacting publics: striking a blow or walking together?

  • Impacting publics: striking a blow or walking together?

  • Qualitative360 Europe, April 17-18 2013 Berlin – Call for Abstracts – Deadline coming up soon!

  • Doing research inclusively, doing research well, 7-8 Feb, Southampton

  • How safe are European children online? An interview with Leslie Haddon from the EU Kids Online project

  • What does the future hold for ethnography? An interview with Alex Smith

  • The ‘prestige’ of journals in a social media age

  • BSA Bourdieu Study Group Event Thursday 13th December 2012

  • Seminar, 5th December – Learning, team-working and co-creation of knowledge: Two case studies

  • The Public Understanding of Science is a Political Issue: an interview with @AlexTTSmith

  • Nordic Youth Research Symposium

  • My favourite Zygmunt Bauman quote

  • Race, Migration, Citizenship: Postcolonial and Decolonial Perspectives

  • Thinking the present with Max Weber: The University, the Scholar and the Student

  • Encounters, Morgan Centre Interdisciplinary Conference, 3-4 July 2013, University of Manchester – CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

  • Reminder: Deadline approaching for Queer London Conference cfp

  • Queer Homes, Queer Families: a history and policy debate at the British Library Conference Centre

  • Calling BSA members: we’re trying to start a Digital Sociology study group and we need your support

  • Hypoactive Skydiving Disorder

  • Researching Families and Relationships: innovations in methods, theory and policy relevance 10th – 12th June 2013

  • CfP: Queer Senses: A One-Day Symposium at Royal Holloway, 26 Mar 2013

  • The Sociology Teacher: the Journal of the BSA Teaching Group

  • Interrogating “the Social Unconscious” – 25th January

  • Romney’s musical friends vs Obama’s musical friends

  • Digital Methods as Mainstream Methodology

  • Call for Papers to 12th Nordic Youth Research Symposium (NYRIS 12)

  • Online Networking for Researchers

  • NVivo for Mac looks SO good!

  • Pretty much everything you need to get started on social media as an academic contained within…

  • Tweets and the Streets: an interview with Paolo Gerbaudo about social media and contemporary activism

  • Using NVivo: a one day crash course for qualitative researchers

  • A Jubilee of a Different Kind: Celebrating Diane Abbott’s 25 years as an MP

  • An interview I did about asexuality

  • CfP BSA Theory Group biennial conference

  • BSA Regional Postgraduate & Early Career Researcher Event: ‘Ways to Enhance Your CV’

  • Early Career Theorists’ Symposium call for abstracts

  • FREE Software Planning Seminar, 9th November, Birmingham University

  • Nefarious – merchant of souls Wednesday 7 November

  • FWSA 2013 Conf: Mapping Feminist Movement, Moments and Mobilisations

  • Wikipedia for Researchers – Free Workshops at the British Library

  • “You ask for what one should be keyed up?”

  • Free Agent Nation OR what precarity looks like for the winners

  • Using NVivo: a one day crash course for qualitative researchers, Fri 9th Nov

  • The simplest (and most effective?) campaign ad ever

  • Using NVivo: a one day crash course for qualitative researchers, Fri 9th Nov

  • BSA Presidential Event: Understanding the financial crisis: sociology, political economy and heterodox economics

  • New Seminar from CRFR: Disclosing the trauma of child sexual abuse: a gender analysis

  • Using NVivo: a one day crash course for qualitative researchers, Fri 9th Nov

  • Furthering Equality in International HE – a seminar

  • BSA Theory – Early Career Theorists’ Symposium, Apr 2013, London

  • The Greatest Debate of the Decade – Christopher Hitchens vs. George Galloway

  • Call for papers: (Im)personal desires: pornography, sexuality and social networks of desire

  • SPECIAL ISSUE of Gender and Language on Gender, language, communication and the media

  • Using NVivo: a one day crash course for qualitative researchers, Fri 9th Nov

  • By far the best explanation of cultural realism I have ever encountered

  • SOLIDARITY BUT NOT SIMILARITY? LGBT COMMUNITIES IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

  • An early review of the Sociological Imagination (“Imagine a burly cowpuncher on the long, slow ride from the Panhandle of Texas to Columbia University”)

  • Interview: Les Back on the 2011 riots in the UK

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