How do consumers cope with a prolonged global health crisis?

“Consumer Anxiety and Coping in COVID Times” identifies reflective, emotive, and transformative narratives that are productive of consumer resilience.

Read #OpenAccess , now in our April issue.
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How do second-generation women and men understand their gendered opportunities and constraints after achieving upward social mobility?

Read the article from Marjan Nadim & Arnfinn H Midtbøen at the link!

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🎉📘📖April Issue now out!📖📘🎉

Read articles on consumerism as a coping mechanism, the importance of in-person interactions, 'cool' jobs, and more below.
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Really happy and honoured to have received the 2024 SAGE Prize Sociology Journal 🥳🥳

Once again many thanks to our study members for their honesty and commitment to the study, The Leverhulme Trust Warwick Sociology for the support, and Dr Melissa Chapple for excellent research assistance

Great to see this recognition for the Disabled Transitions research, Stella and Angharad did an online seminar on the work for us a few months ago. You can find the recording here: disabilityandyouthtransitions.co.uk/our-team-1

Book now for ‘Radical Mothering in Europe: Everyday Forms of Resistance’ a Early Career Forum event, 26 April, University of Warwick and online tinyurl.com/3wnapx3d #sociology

How does reading together impact familial bonds?

Read Mel Hall’s analysis of how reading can be a practice of closeness that generates potent connections through its associated sensory dimensions.
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We are honoured to announce this year’s Sage Prize winner!

A massive congratulations to Stella Chatzitheochari and Angharad Butler-Rees of Disabled Transitions Warwick Sociology for their article “Disability, Social Class and Stigma”.

Read now, below. The Leverhulme Trust
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Our special event begins in 15 minutes in Room 1!

In this session the winner of the 2023 Sage Prize for Sociology, Leah Gilman, will tell the story of writing her award-winning paper ‘The ‘Selfish Element’’.

We will also be announcing this year’s winner! #britsoc24

It’s the final day of #BritSoc24 !

Don’t forget to visit our virtual stand, and browse our books and journals at ow.ly/tI3v50R1VT9 The BSA Policy Press Bristol University Press Journals

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Our special event with last year's Sage Prize winner discussing her paper, and the announcement of this year's winner will be today at 14:30!

Don't miss us in Room 1 #britsoc24

Attending #britsoc24 and have a proposal to pitch?

Meet Senior Commissioning Editor for Social Sciences shannon kneis - she would love to talk to you about your ideas, our book series, #openaccess or any publishing queries you may have.

Find out more: manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/sociology/meet…

The 21st Century Standpoints special event will begin soon! 10 minutes to go!

Join us in Room 13!

Don’t miss out on Sociological Storytelling: Writing for Scholarly and Public Debate where editors for 21st Century Standpoints will be discussing writing for varied audiences and how you can participate in the series.

Join us tomorrow in Room 13 at 09:00 at #britsoc24

Panayiota Alevizou et al.’s article “Self-Tracking among Young People: Lived Experiences, Tensions and Bodily Outcomes” explores the outcomes of self-tracking and different forms of body work.

Read their article now, #OpenAccess
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How can you get published? The Editors-in-Chief of Sociology and Work, Employment, and Society are going to be giving insights into the publishing process today!

On the first day of this year’s BSA Annual Conference, join us at the Publishing your Work event at 13:15. #britsoc24

Nice to see our UoE Social Policy colleague Dr Orian Brook and co-authors on this shortlist! 🤞🏻

We're excited to be part of the BSA Annual Conference, beginning today!
Visit our dedicated website for info on MUP Sociology books, series, commissioning, and a virtual shop with 30% conference discount:
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Are you attending #BritSoc24 ?

Join the editors of the 21st Century Standpoints series along with Professor Michaela Benson, Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis and Gary Younge on 5 April at 9:00am at their session ‘Sociological Storytelling’ where they’ll be discussing writing for diverse audiences.

Attending the #BritSoc24 plenary session ‘Sociologies of Artificial Intelligence’?

Explore the discourse with danmcquillan (@[email protected])'s book 'Resisting AI,' available to purchase with our 50% conference discount, visit our virtual stand for the code The BSA.

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