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Reputational Risk, Academic Freedom and Research Ethics Review
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
Drawing on scholarship around academic freedom and new public management, this article explores the
From General Patterns to Middle-range: A Proposal for a Top-down Theorizing Strategy
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
While grounded theory involves many iterations between concept-building and concept-testing, the overall
Do All Networks ‘Work? The Mediating Role of Social Networks on Consumption Expenditure in India
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
The article sheds light on the mediating role of social networks on consumption behaviour, a significant
Book Review: Ellie Lee, Jennie Bristow, Charlotte Faircloth and Jan Macvarish, Parenting Culture Studies
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
The UK Press and the Deficit Debate
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
The 2008 financial crisis initially appeared to challenge the sustainability of neoliberal finance capitalism.
Book Review Symposium: Steve Fuller and Veronika Lipinska, The Proactionary Imperative: A Foundation for Transhumanism
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
Book Review: GR Skoll, Dialectics in Social Thought: The Present Crisis
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
Dangerous Dogs, Dangerous Owners and the Waste Management of an ‘Irredeemable Species
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
Within sociology a burgeoning literature on class identities and politics has developed during the past
Book Review Discussion: Daniel Chernilo, The Natural Law Foundations of Modern Social Theory: A Quest for Universalism
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com
Book Review: Mary Bosworth, Inside Immigration Detention
Sociology May 26, 2016 , by soc.sagepub.com

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Do All Networks ‘Work? The Mediating Role of Social Networks on Consumption Expenditure in India

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The UK Press and the Deficit Debate

Book Review Symposium: Steve Fuller and Veronika Lipinska, The Proactionary Imperative: A Foundation for Transhumanism

Book Review: GR Skoll, Dialectics in Social Thought: The Present Crisis

Dangerous Dogs, Dangerous Owners and the Waste Management of an ‘Irredeemable Species

Book Review Discussion: Daniel Chernilo, The Natural Law Foundations of Modern Social Theory: A Quest for Universalism

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