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Guest Authors / Carly Stewart, Esther Anwuzia and Preethi Rajaprakasam

Struggling at School but Starting a Business? At-Risk NEET Young People, Entrepreneurship and Social Change

Introduction Young people no longer in the compulsory schooling system and yet Not in Employment, Education or Training (termed NEETs) are the focus of government attention in the United Kingdom…

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Working from home can lead to fathers doing less childcare and mothers doing more, says research

Working from home can lead to fathers doing less childcare and mothers doing more, new research shows. An analysis of survey data on 1,694 parents of young children found that…

Guest Authors / Alice Mah

Tackling the Corporate Roots of the Plastics Crisis

Over the past few years, the plastics industry has come under intense pressure due to public concerns about marine plastic waste, toxic pollution, and the climate crisis. One of the…

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Transition to Electronic Journals – Taking Action for Climate Care

The BSA takes the impending disastrous and transformative impact of the climate emergency very seriously. We are a charity and a non-profit business too, and as such we want to…

Guest Authors / John Preston

“Am I a butler or am I a slave?” How capitalism shapes thinking on AI

Introduction A senior software engineer (Blake Lemoine) working for Google has been placed on paid leave after publishing a set of transcripts between himself and LaMDA (Language Model for Dialogue…

Guest Authors / Jaime Garcia Iglesias

Monkeypox and the historic need for a sociology of desires

It is early May 2022. Among news of a looming recession and ongoing reporting about Ukraine, news outlets start to pick up rumours of a new disease spreading among gay,…

Guest Authors / Paula McDonald, Penny Williams and Robyn Mayes

Creating Surplus Value from Care: Control Strategies used by Platform Intermediaries

In the context of an ageing population and rising demand for care services, employment prospects for care workers are projected to grow. One response to this has been the emergence…

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Harry Goulbourne (1948-2022)

The BSA is sad to learn of the death of Harry Goulbourne, Professor of Sociology at London South Bank University. His books included Ethnicity and Nationalism in post-Imperial Britain (1991),…

Guest Authors / Stephen Burrell

Conversing about Men and Masculinities – an example of public sociology through podcasting

Podcasts are becoming an ever more popular media source across the world. According to Statista, between 2017 and 2021 the number of people who listen to podcasts in the UK…

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