ICYMI
The deadline for this call is 28 February.
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ICYMI
The deadline for this call is 28 February.
Save the date! This hybrid keynote talk will be livestreamed (no pre-registration required) - all warmly welcome 😊
🌟 SAVE THE DATE 🌟
Professor Lisa Baraitser (Birkbeck, UK):
Deathly care, timely death: touching time in Kirsten Johnson’s ‘Dick Johnson is Dead’
Hybrid keynote lecture on February 19, 10-12 EET - all welcome 👍
Venue: Aava lecture hall @utu.fi OR
Livestream: bit.ly/3MJgPAr
Alustan tutkimuksestani MTKL:n webinaarissa pe 12.12. klo 10-11. Tapahtumaan on ennakkoilmottautuminen - tervetuloa!
Tervetuloa Yhteiskuntatieteellisen mielenterveystutkimuksen verkoston järjestämään webinaariin tiistaina 2.12.
FT, dosentti Mona Mannevuo (HY) alustaa tuoreen @gaudeamuskirjat.bsky.social kirjansa pohjalta väsymysilmiöistä.
Tiistai 2.12.2025, klo 14:00-16:00
utu.zoom.us/j/66564811012
Today is International Singles’ Day. As in many previous years, I'd like to share our #OA article in Sociology (w/ @annukkalahti.bsky.social), which offers less commercial, critical insights into #singlehood, #couplenormativity, & ideals around the “good life". journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
”Former taxi driver & accidental professor of anthropology”: meet Shahram Khosravi, who will give this year’s Sociological Review Annual Lecture on 27 November in Glasgow @uofgsociology.bsky.social
How to do Migration Studies in Dark Times will be his theme.
➡️ More on his work: buff.ly/FGxRPeo
Uusi julkaisu "Mieluummin työtön? Digitaalinen vastajulkisuus ja kamppailu tunnustuksesta palvelutyössä" Sosiologia-lehdessä 3/2025 (kirjoittajat Ville-Aleksi Valli ja Marjo Kolehmainen). journal.fi/sosiologia/i...
Doing migration studies in dark times? There’s no time like the present to reflect on this issue.
Join us in Glasgow on 27 November as Shahram Khosravi delivers The Sociological Review Annual Lecture, with @carinrunciman.bsky.social, Karolína Augustová and Tawona Sitholé.
Tickets: buff.ly/4LDmx13
JOIN OUR JOURNAL: THE SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW IS RECRUITING 15 NEW MEMBERS TO ITS EDITORIAL BOARD Apply by 5 December 2025 The Sociological Review logo
JOIN US: The Sociological Review journal is recruiting 15 new Editorial Board members who will take up post in February 2026.
Our aim is to recruit a cohort of globally minded scholars reflective of the richness and diversity of the sociological community.
➡️ Deadline 5 December buff.ly/wQQwoHU
Zoom-linkki: tuni.zoom.us/j/6521727935...
Tervetuloa kaikille avoimeen seminaariin 'ADHD, neuromonimuotoisuus ja nepsy – näennäisneutraalin kategorisoimisen kriittistä tarkastelua' ma 13.10.2025 (puhujana Juho Honkasilta @helsinki.fi ). Zoom-linkki kommenteissa.
Such an inspiring NetCare project reading group gathering today! This time, the theme we picked was social media, mental health and gender & the readings included e.g. 'Tapestries of Intimacy' by @profranjanadas.bsky.social & @paulhodkinson.bsky.social
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
4 years since our SI on 'Affective Intimacies' (co-eds @annukkalahti.bsky.social & Kinneret Lahad) came out! Most articles are #OA, e.g. @lenemyong.bsky.social &M Bissenbakker's paper on #attachment #adoption, @joahiitola.bsky.social's on #interviewing #migrants www.tandfonline.com/toc/swom20/2...
JOIN OUR JOURNAL: THE SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW IS RECRUITING 15 NEW MEMBERS TO ITS EDITORIAL BOARD Apply by 5 December 2025 The Sociological Review logo
JOIN US: The Sociological Review journal is recruiting 15 new Editorial Board members who will take up post in February 2026.
Our aim is to recruit a cohort of globally minded scholars reflective of the richness and diversity of the sociological community.
➡️ Deadline 5 December buff.ly/wQQwoHU
Lifestyle, Migration and Community Karen O'Reilly, Michaela Benson, Matthew Hayes, Graham Crow Online Wednesday 24 September 18.30–20.00 UTC+1/BST The Sociological Review Foundation Conversations series
Why did “lifestyle migration” capture so many social scientists’ imagination – and how has it travelled in the 25 years since The British on the Costa del Sol? Join author @profkarenoreilly.bsky.social, @michaelacbenson.bsky.social, Matthew Hayes & Graham Crow online on 24 September. buff.ly/fHs6cNK
We've just opened our call for applications for fixed-term appointments starting in August 2026. We're seeking 10-15 Core Fellows and 1-2 Postdoctoral Researchers in the Arts. For more details, please visit our website: www.helsinki.fi/en/helsinki-...
Kicking my morning off with reading this recently launched SI on Health Hauntology (eds. Carsten Stage & Ann-Katrine Schmidt Nielsen) 👻https://www.euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.3366/soma.2025.0457
Kaikki liittovaltion tiederahoitus alistetaan poliittiseen ohjaukseen. Valkoinen talo määrää, että jatkossa varta vasten nimetyt viranomaiset suuntaavat rahoituksen ”hyödylliseen” tutkimukseen.
Kuulostaako tutulta?
Me Akatemiassa tiedämme, että suurin hyöty syntyy tieteen vapaudesta.
📢 We’re hiring a Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture Education (Academic Education Pathway)!
📅 Start date: 29 September 2025 (or soon after)
📔 Contract: Full-time, fixed term until 30 September 2026
🗓 Apply by: 27 August 2025
Full details here: my.corehr.com/pls/kclrecru...
#AcademicJobs
WRITE FOR US: we’re inviting early career scholars to submit pitches for The Sociological Review magazine's Research Insights series.
The editors are currently seeking proposals for our December issue, with a pitch deadline of 5 September.
🔎 Read more about contributing: buff.ly/Q5KZlcJ
Thanks Silke! 🤗
🔥 Excited to share some great news 🔥
Our article 'Teletherapy Matters – Mental health and materialities of care in domestic more-than-digital assemblages' co-authored by @dalupton.bsky.social & myself, has just been published in Social Science & Medicine. #OpenAccess link: doi.org/10.1016/j.so...
Before (or after) you watch that #Jubilee video, listen to our #UncommonSense episode with @aaronwinter.bsky.social on Free Speech to learn what’s wrong with #DebateMe culture and the value placed on appearing to be controversial – especially when dealing with far-right discourse.
buff.ly/320qEJ7
#TrusteeOpportunity: Our Board of Trustees guides our work advancing public education on sociology and related disciplines – and we're recruiting.
#Volunteer your time and #ShareYourSkills in fundraising, partnerships, income generation or marketing.
Info: thesociologicalreview.org/announcement...
Get your words' worth!
Apply by 1 September to join Strictly Come Writing, the Sociological Review Foundation's annual funded writing retreat for early career researchers. Join us in beautiful rural Wales for the time, space & facilitation you need to get that chapter/paper done.
buff.ly/HGegMPZ
The sociological imagination is not just about observing society; it’s about understanding how people challenge systems of power and create change.
In the magazine’s June issue, @carinrunciman.bsky.social and fellow scholars reflect on what it means to think sociologically.
buff.ly/R9DWhvA
“Methods was always a place where sociology happens, but we also knew there was a resistance to its artfulness & craftiness.”
Nirmal Puwar & @academicdiary.bsky.social in conversation with @kirsteen-paton.bsky.social @emmakjackson.bsky.social in a new journal Special Section.
buff.ly/KcQVjcE
“Live Methods made an important intervention into how sociological research methods are practised, understood & written about.”
@kirsteen-paton.bsky.social @emmakjackson.bsky.social introduce a journal Special Section on @academicdiary.bsky.social & Nirmal Puwar’s Live Methods.
buff.ly/S2TR4F2
This is a great piece by @carinrunciman.bsky.social and also features a few quotes from us editors 🔥