Congratulations to Michaela Benson, whose title, The British in Rural France, has been shortlisted for the Philip Abrams Memorial Prize. The Philip Abrams Memorial Prize, run by the British... READ MORE
Congratulations to Michaela Benson, whose title, The British in Rural France, has been shortlisted for the Philip Abrams Memorial Prize. The Philip Abrams Memorial Prize, run by the British... READ MORE
To celebrate the 50th anniversary since its publication in 1962, we’re offering a special 25% discount off A clockwork counterpoint by Paul Phillips. A clockwork counterpoint READ MORE
Tom Boland and Ray Griffin, authors of The sociology of unemployment have a new article in The Irish Examiner this week… Since 2012 social welfare in Ireland has been radically reformed in ways... READ MORE
As the football season around Europe got underway, two stories relating to match-going fan behaviour and social media hit the headlines. At Old Trafford, Manchester United announced that fans... READ MORE
Over 50 academic colleagues and friends came together to celebrate the launch of Hugh Atkinson’s latest book Local democracy civic engagement and community; from New Labour to the big society... READ MORE
Integration in Ireland, the latest title in our New Ethnographies series, will be launch on 9th November, at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin. Dil Wickremasinghe, a journalist and presenter with the... READ MORE
Sometimes life is better than fiction. Is there any novelist who could have got this extraordinary story so perfectly right, inventing it: the violence at the heart of it, the suspense, the... READ MORE
A decade on since citizenship lessons became compulsory in English secondary schools, work by a University of Lincoln academic suggests the under-threat subject could still help to address young... READ MORE
By Geoff Pearson The launch date for An Ethnography of Football Fans: Cans, Cops and Carnivals coincided with the 7th Annual Ethnography Symposium held at the University of Liverpool’s Management... READ MORE