We are of course in an Apocalyptic movie from which we will all wake up presently. Either that or calamity will be a great educator. How do we re-imagine ourselves…

I am the Head of Sociology at a large sixth form in Yorkshire. We have 253 students in A1 and A2. I’ve been teaching sociology for twenty years now, I…

As you’re doubtless aware, the BSA has been experiencing significant difficulties due to COVID-19, much in line with what’s been happening in most organisations and charities across the country. Aside…

As the Covid-19 crisis deepens, the volume of advice regarding how employees can maintain a healthy work-life balance is expanding. As researchers with an interest in the work-life interface and…

The BSA and Work, Employment & Society (WES) have opened up a call for applications to join the Editorial Team. This is the first time that individual rather than institutional…

I am often asked the question why am I so passionate about rural pubs when I rarely drink alcohol? Put simply, as highlighted by the work of the Plunkett Foundation…

Watch below as Professor Mark McCormack announces this year’s SAGE Prize for Innovation/Excellence (Sociology).  We are delighted to announce the winner of this year’s prize is Sarah Neal et…

Watch as BSA President, Susan Halford, announces this year’s winners.   We are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Philip Abrams Memorial Prize. Owen Abbott for his book,…

During one of these quarantine-days, scrolling down my Facebook feed, I found a story about a friend in Naples. Giuseppe is an actor, theatre director and writer. He often posts…