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Introducing a New Journal: Diversity & Inclusion Research
Launching in 2023! Diversity & Inclusion Research is an important new Open Access, multidisciplinary journal publishing high-quality research focussed on improving diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility at the individual, organizational, and societal level. Published by Wiley, the journal aims to contribute towards the deepening of local and international, theoretical and practical understandings of DE&I.There is an increasing urgency driving a need for rigorous inequality research. More than two-thirds of countries are experiencing... -
Journal of Historical Sociology">Sociology Lens: new brand for the Journal of Historical Sociology
We are excited to announce that from January 2023 Sociology Lens will be the new name and brand for the Journal of Historical Sociology. Sociology Lens is the new name and brand for the Journal of Historical Sociology which was founded in 1988. Sociology Lens builds upon the legacy of Journal of Historical Sociology, founded on the conviction that historical and social studies ultimately have a common subject matter and can only benefit from the interchange...Journal of Historical Sociology">Read More -
Interview with Dr George Baylon Radics, Associate Editor for Sociology Compass
Sociology Compass is delighted to welcome Dr George Baylon Radics as our new Associate Editor for the Crime & Deviance Section. Dr Radics is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the National University of Singapore. The Associate Editor role at Sociology Compass is to lead on the commissioning of state-of-the-art review articles under dedicated subject areas. We took the opportunity to talk to George about his research background... -
New Website for Wiley’s Compass Journals
We’re excited to announce a new publications hub for Wiley’s Compass journals: https://compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ The new site provides a unified web presence for our cutting-edge review journals in the social sciences and humanities. It will improve the discoverability of related content across all eight publications. Launched in 2003, Compass journals are online-only resources that combine the speed of an academic journal with the breadth of focus of reference works. The journals publish original, peer-reviewed... -
Culture and Cognition: New Approaches and New Applications – A Special Issue from Sociological Forum
This is an excerpt from the special issue introduction by Vanina Leschziner and Karen Cerulo. Click here to read their full editorial. It has been 25 years since Paul DiMaggio’s (1997) agenda setting article, “Culture and Cognition,” graced the pages of the Annual Review of Sociology. In that piece, DiMaggio noted that cultural sociologists were increasingly drawn to ideas about cognition. However, he noted that such ideas were implicit assumptions rather than... -
Sociology Compass is Growing!
Sociology Compass has expanded its scope to publish original research alongside its renowned programme of state-of-the-art review articles. Under its new scope, the journal has a mission to help researchers progress their careers and advance the discipline by showcasing timely and important sociological research to a wide audience. The journal welcomes submissions of empirical, theoretical, and methodological articles across the full spectrum of sociology, including, but not limited to the following topics: gender,... -
The Humanities in Technology: What Kind of World Do We Want?
As the world becomes increasingly reliant on the work of artificial intelligence, machines, and automated learning, where does that leave the Humanities? How can we use these technological tools to inform research without compromising the necessary human contributions to these fields? Machine-learning and AI algorithms are becoming ever more commonplace within research, and are beginning to find their uses within the broad scope of Humanities scholarship. At its most ambitious, AI... -
LSE Sociology Public Lecture: Professor Marion Fourcade on Ordinal Citizenship
The 2019 annual British Journal of Sociology Public Lecture will take place on Friday 25th October, 6.30pm to 8.00pm in the Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building, London School of Economics and Political Science. Chaired by Professor Nigel Dodd, this year's speaker is Professor Marion Fourcade from University of California at Berkeley, on the topic of Ordinal Citizenship: "The expansion of social citizenship in the 20th century mitigated the brute effects of...
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In Google News
- USTM hosts seminar on sociology of health & well-being, focuses on life-saving skills and Ayurveda – Syllad
- University College London: New master’s degrees redefining sociology – Study International
- Sociology cannot be neutral when genocide stares us in the face – New Straits Times
- Book calls social scientists to robust ‘multiverse’ analysis – Cornell Chronicle
- A Discipline in Disarray? The State of Sociology – American Enterprise Institute
- Sociology cannot be neutral in the face of systemic genocide – The Jakarta Post
- Feminist Histories and the Women’s Movement in Contemporary India: An Interview with Uma Chakravarti – Doing Sociology
- Richard N. Juliani, retired professor at Villanova and pioneering expert on Philadelphia’s Little Italy, has died at 86 – The Philadelphia Inquirer
- Sao Chang College Sociology Dept undertake field trip to Longra and Longsing village – Nagaland Tribune
- Sociological Association of North Eastern India hosts inaugural conference | – UoH Herald