Rosie Doyle and Fraser Robertson reveal the skills of academic life, from power poses to body language in the viva. Les Back reviews The PhD Handbook.

Laurie Taylor talks to Les Back about life as a sociologist of crime and deviance, his long career as a broadcaster and the value of sociology today.

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Union Chapel is a church, live entertainment venue and charity drop-in centre for the homeless in Islington, London, England. Built in the late 19th century in the Gothic revival style, the church is ...

Susan Batchelor considers the way in which certain urban spaces - and those who frequent them - come to be constructed as problematic.

This is the second webinar in the Virtual Dialogues series centred on the newly released book Global Cooperation in Times of Crisis: Grasping the Changing Mood...

Addressing the rise of “late fascism,” this article places affective politics squarely into the study of urban planning. Focusing on Rome’s municipal plans to house Romani families in segregated ca...

This article examines how Chinese gay men navigate surrogacy destinations under conditions of legal complexity, unequal resources and limited recognition of gay parenthood. Drawing on qualitative int...

The British Academy is delighted to announce another round of funding from the Wolfson Foundation for early career research fellowships in the humanities and social sciences.

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