Women doctors are still doing more of the housework than their partners, just as they were decades ago, a new study says. The research found that women doctors were much…

The BSA has expressed its sadness at the death of Professor Rosemary Deem, who died on 20 August, aged 77. Professor Deem was an expert on higher education management and…

Within the BSA community, we are still processing the devastating sadness felt by us all at news of Professor Jason Arday’s death. We knew Jason as a Trustee and as…

Dear Professor Lisa Roberts, Subject: Urgent Concerns Regarding Proposed Staff Reductions and Impact on Sociology The British Sociological Association (BSA) is deeply concerned by the University of Exeter’s proposed programme…

Dear Professor Jane Norman, Subject: Urgent Concerns Regarding Proposed Reductions in Sociology and Social Policy Provision We write from the British Sociological Association (BSA) to express our unequivocal support for…

The BSA is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Gregor McLennan, Emeritus Professor at the University of Bristol. Gregor McLennan, former Director of the Institute of Advanced Studies…

If religion is declining, how do dissenting religious groups survive? In an age of declining church attendance, growing distrust in institutions and increasing numbers of people identifying as having “no…

(Why) do people self-silence? Given the extensive concern and desire for action on climate change, why is it that people do not talk about it more than they do? Asked…

When celebrity-chef-led food programmes were criticised over a decade ago for blaming individuals rather than food systems, it was tempting to think public health television might eventually move on. Watching…