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Sperm and egg donors who assumed they would remain anonymous have been tracked down by their children using DNA tests, new research says. The study also found that people who…
People educated at private schools are twice as likely to be consistent Conservative voters as those who had a state education, a new study has found. Using data from a…
BSA journal, Sociology, is delighted to announce this year’s nominees for the SAGE Prize for Innovation and Excellence. Mike Foden, Emma Head, Tally Katz-Gerro and Lydia Martens – Environment or…
BSA journal, Work, Employment and Society, is delighted to announce this year’s nominees for the SAGE Prize for Innovation and Excellence. Chiara Benassi & Tim Vlandas – Trade unions, bargaining…
The BSA was saddened to learn of the death of Professor John Eldridge late last year. John Eldridge was a British sociologist known for his writings on industrial sociology and…
Leading actors are right in warning that the UK arts have become increasingly dominated by privately educated, middle-class elite, but wrong about the reason for this, new research says. There…
This year the judging panel has decided to confer two Distinguished Service to British Sociology Awards. Professor Ken Plummer One of the awards is being posthumously conferred to Ken…
The BSA continues to support strike action by UCU members which begins next week. We’re proud to be part of a community where our members feel empowered to stand up for what…
Sociological Research Online has published a new special issue of creative outputs expressing sociological research participation and collaboration. We are proud to launch a new publication format called Beyond the…