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The government says it has a strategy, but it doesn’t – we are going backwards

The BSA is making available online some of the features from our Network magazine (published three times a year and available to members). This excerpt is a feature written about…

BSA News / British Sociological Association

Europe has every bit as vile a history of racism as the Americas

The BSA is making available online some of the features from our Network magazine (published three times a year and available to members). This excerpt is an address by Professor…

Guest Authors / Robert Dingwall

Has UK Sociology marginalised itself on some of the great issues of our time?

Through a series of historical accidents, I happened to find myself one of the few sociologists close to the scientific committees advising the UK government on the management of the…

Guest Authors / Louise Folkes

Situating Austerity- Early Career Forum event brings together early career scholars for event discussing the localised, intersectional impact of austerity

Rewind to a time before the pandemic (if you can!), November 2019, I was informed I had successfully received funds to host an ECF event at the University of Gloucestershire….

BSA News / British Sociological Association

Stress management classes and wellbeing coaching no help at improving workers’ mental health, study says

Employers’ initiatives to help workers cope with their jobs are no help at reducing stress, a new study has found. Classes for stress management, relaxation and mindfulness are “not satisfactory”…

BSA News / British Sociological Association

NHS therapists are ‘pressured to exaggerate success’, research says

The provision of psychological treatment on the NHS has undergone an ‘Uberisation’, in which therapists are pressured to exaggerate their success, a conference on work heard. Dr Elizabeth Cotton said…

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Women in Ireland more likely than men to be looking for work since pandemic began, study says

Women in the Republic of Ireland are much more likely than men to be looking for work since the Covid pandemic began, a new study has found. Researchers found that…

BSA News / British Sociological Association

Colonels and generals more likely to find quality jobs after leaving armed forces than other ranks

Colonels, brigadiers and generals who leave the Army are more likely than lower ranks to find high-quality civilian work, a conference on work and employment has heard. Dr Wang Wen…

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Call for nominations for BSA President 2022-2024

The BSA President is nominated by the membership and appointed by the trustees. The BSA’s current President, Professor Susan Halford, completes their term of office in December 2021. Nominations are…

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