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Guest Authors / Bianca Manago

Health in the Time of Corona

The world has dramatically changed in response to COVID-19 and along with it, our definitions of health or illness. The relative speed of these changes—in contrast to most social changes…

Guest Authors / Erin Pritchard

How the Pandemic is Eroding Disability Access

There are numerous stories regarding how disabled people are being ignored during the current pandemic, such as the lack of testing of disabled people in care homes, ventilators usually provided…

Guest Authors / Ranjana Das

‘Down will come baby, cradle and all’: Maternal anxiety in giving birth and raising infants amidst COVID19

In June 2020, I released a new report from a qualitative project with perinatal women in England during the England lockdown of spring 2020, listening to their accounts of having…

Guest Authors / María Florencia Blanco Esmoris

Holding the (infra)structure: Pandemics, daily routines, and inequalities in Argentina

Isolation put on the table the discussion regarding access to rights, to essential goods, to water, electricity, and housing as part of an integral right to health[i]. At first, the…

Guest Authors / Louise Ryan

‘Led by the science’: the changing role of experts from Brexit to Covid19

One of the most striking features of the current pandemic has been the centrality of scientific experts. At the daily Downing Street Corona Briefing the mantra ‘led by the science’…

Get Involved / Elizabeth Cotton, Janroj Yilmaz Keles and Eleonore Kofman

COVID19 AND IMPACT ON RESEARCH – Call to all academics for their input

The consequences of the Coronavirus Crisis on academic work are emerging with reports of a decline in research from disadvantaged academics and concerns about the growth of inequalities in the…

Guest Authors / Erin Pritchard

The impact of social distancing for disabled people, who are just not disabled enough

There are numerous difficulties faced by disabled people, who are just not seen as quite disabled enough within society. This can include the lack of access to disability benefits to…

Guest Authors / Sherif Youssef

Do we need critical theory in business school corridors?

The coronavirus pandemic has laid bare economic weakness around the world. Current practices, led by the airline industry and manufacturing companies, include measures such as downsizing the workforce, halting shareholder…

BSA President / Susan Halford

BSA condemns racist murder of George Floyd

The BSA condemns the racist murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis on 25 May and the violent repression of the protests that have followed. As sociologists, we know that these…

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