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  • Ever wondered about how Tony Blair interprets his own drift towards right-wing politics?

  • Cfp: Mini Conference on Digital Sociology

  • Christian Smith on the Sacred Project of American Sociology

  • The narrative significance of ‘unreadability’

  • The materiality of digital technology

  • Realist evaluation, mechanisms and theoretical minimalism

  • A lovely review of my book!

  • The Bullshit Machine

  • Four extremely interesting digital sociology postdoc opportunities at Goldsmiths

  • Self-tracking, governmentality and social control

  • Notes for a realist theory of social movements 1.1

  • Reminder: CFP still queer / a postgraduate and early-career work-in-progress study day

  • Notes for a realist (mis)reading of Erving Goffman 1.1

  • An introduction to blogging and twitter for social researchers

  • The poetics of the gaze in capitalist modernity

  • The most ridiculous sentence I’ve ever read

  • Turn! Turn! Turn!

  • How to Delete Your Facebook Account

  • Help: alternatives to geo-blocking to protect sites from bots?

  • Can we have a ‘turn’ to end all turns?

  • Some thoughts on microfoundations and methodological individualism

  • Asexuality Videos from World Pride

  • Asexuality at the WorldPride 2014 Toronto Recap

  • The emergence of digital sociology

  • Incorporating blogging into an academic CV

  • The politics of facebook

  • Long drives

  • Two upcoming quantified self special issues

  • Adopting a homeless person

  • Cfp “The ‘Spaces and Places’ of Professional Work in the Post-crisis Economy” – RC52 ‘Sociology of Professional Groups’ Interim Conference, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, 19-21 March 2015

  • Sociologies of Everyday Life – Still Time to Submit Your Paper

  • The Sociology of Hard Choices

  • Interview about #asexuality for an Italian magazine

  • Would you like to write for Discover Society?

  • Bev Skeggs discusses the contemporary sociological imagination with Les Back

  • Maya Angelou’s Letter to Her Younger Self

  • Help: different approaches to managing departmental twitter feeds

  • My current research on #asexuality #awp2014

  • The politics of ‘brand protection’ in #highered

  • The next phase of post-democracy? Political disagreement becoming personal prejudice, or, stop being racist against the Tories

  • The future of scholarly publishing

  • Getting inside people’s frames: reflexivity and cultural sociology

  • Wait, WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? The Newbie’s Guide to the MLA Insurgency

  • Asexuality in the 1970s

  • Asexual History Interest Group

  • 10 ways to promote your university that don’t involve viral videos

  • Professional Social Media: 10 Tips for Twitter

  • Using blogs to publish working papers

  • Mike Savage on Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the 21st Century

  • Critical realism and social informatics

  • The future of #highered? Zero hours lecturers in “an enterprising and innovative community”

  • The regulation of academic social media use

  • Owen Jones – The Establishment And How They Get Away With It

  • Where is Bitcoin 2.0 Heading?

  • What sociologists actually do and what social theorists think they should do

  • Call for Papers: Sexual Cultures 2: Academia Meets Activism

  • Sex therapists, pathology and asexuality

  • Martin Scorsese and the Art of Silence

  • Cfp – Moments of rupture – deadline for submissions extended

  • Who needs Game of Thrones? Introducing the Pugs of Westeros

  • An Alternative History of Sociological Thought

  • Writing and your imagined audience

  • The World Cup in Brazil and the Political Economy of Mega Events

  • Values Beyond Value? Is Anything Beyond the Logic of Capital?

  • Troubling Narratives Conference -it happened!

  • The Invisible Orientation: An Introduction to Asexuality

  • “when you come across something which you had thought special and particular to you”

  • Then Along Came STS….

  • CFP: Triage Devices: How Organizations Manage Commitments, Goldsmiths Feb 2015

  • Online writing workshop for social science PhDs and ECRs at Warwick

  • Critical theory and things just happening without anyone doing them

  • Blogging as a “commonplace book”

  • The politics of oil ownership

  • The Further Sociology of Hipsters

  • Evelyn Ruppert: The economies and ecologies of Big Data

  • Getting out of the mess of life

  • Carol Smart interviewed by Jeffrey Weeks

  • The DIY PhD and the transformation of intellectual life

  • Online writing workshop for social science PhDs and ECRs at Warwick

  • Duncan Watts on the challenge of big data

  • Online writing workshop for social science PhDs and ECRs at Warwick

  • CIM Seminar: Bodies, Rhythms and Mediation @warwickuni

  • Metrics in international #highered

  • Metrics and Measurement in #HigherEd

  • Intellectual Trajectory and the Pleasures of Disciplinarity

  • Call for contributors to A Book of Blogs #NSMNSS

  • CfP: Crisis and Social Change: Towards Alternative Horizons

  • CfP: Children, Young People and Changing Urban Spaces’ conference at the University of Northampton

  • Making the ‘Precariat’: Unemployment, Insecurity and Work-Poor Young Adults in Harsh Economic Conditions

  • A BSA Bourdieu Study Group Event: Are Elite Universities Meritocratic?

  • PhD and Postdcotoral positions on Complex Sytems at IFISC (cc @thedatascilab) #compsocsci

  • The Muppets explain Phenomenology (via @TGJBrock)

  • Normcore and the Anxieties of Big Data

  • From “I’m alright, Jack” to “Fuck you, Jack”

  • Bernard Stiegler – Hermeneutics, Heuristics, and Paideia in the Digital Epistémè

  • Doppelganger

  • The Last Time I Did Acid I Went Insane

  • Online writing workshop for social science PhDs and ECRs at Warwick

  • BSA happiness Study Group Seminar Novermber 2014 Northumbria University

  • The Twitter ‘favourite’ button explained by @death_stairs

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