Connecting Life Span Development with the Sociology of the Life Course: A New Direction [0.03%]
生命周期与人生课程的社会学:一个新的方向
Chris Gilleard,Paul Higgs
Chris Gilleard
The life course has become a topic of growing interest within the social sciences. Attempts to link this sub-discipline with life span developmental psychology have been called for but with little sign of success. In this paper, we seek to ...
Governing through Prevent? Regulation and Contested Practice in State-Muslim Engagement [0.03%]
监管还是预防?国家与穆斯林互动中的规制及实践争议
Therese OToole,Nasar Meer,Daniel Nilsson DeHanas et al.
Therese OToole et al.
In this article, we consider the implications of the 'Prevent' strand of the government's counter-terrorism strategy for the UK state's engagement with Muslims. We argue that the logics of Prevent have been highly problematic for state-Musl...
Lucy Mayblin,Aneta Piekut,Gill Valentine
Lucy Mayblin
Postcolonial theory has tended to focus on those spaces where European colonialism has had a territorial and political history. This is unsurprising, as much of the world is in this sense 'postcolonial'. But not all of it. This article focu...
New Heroines of Labour: Domesticating Post-feminism and Neoliberal Capitalism in Russia [0.03%]
新劳模女性:俄罗斯的后女权主义和 neoliberal资本主义本土化
Suvi Salmenniemi,Maria Adamson
Suvi Salmenniemi
In recent years, post-feminism has become an important element of popular media culture and the object of feminist cultural critique. This article explores how post-feminism is domesticated in Russia through popular self-help literature aim...
Telling Moments and Everyday Experience: Multiple Methods Research on Couple Relationships and Personal Lives [0.03%]
关键时刻与日常生活:夫妻关系和个人生活的多重研究方法
Jacqui Gabb,Janet Fink
Jacqui Gabb
Everyday moments and ordinary gestures create the texture of long-term couple relationships. In this article we demonstrate how, by refining our research tools and conceptual imagination, we can better understand these vibrant and visceral ...
The Scriptural Economy, the Forbes Figuration and the Racial Order: Everyday Life in South Africa 1850-1930 [0.03%]
《圣经》教义、福布斯理论与种族体制:1850-1930年南非人的日常生活
Liz Stanley
Liz Stanley
Social change and large-scale transformations are as important to everyday life sociology as to macro sociology approaches. South Africa has been a 'hotspot' of change with a number of such transitions occurring in a condensed time-period, ...
Isabelle Szmigin,Louise Canning
Isabelle Szmigin
This article builds on Hillcoat-Nallétamby and Phillips' (2011) conceptualization of sociological ambivalence within the relational framework to examine a particular consumption practice, the funeral. We develop understanding of social, cu...
Alicia Renedo,Cicely Marston
Alicia Renedo
This ethnographic study examines how participatory spaces and citizenship are co-constituted in participatory healthcare improvement efforts. We propose a theoretical framework for participatory citizenship in which acts of citizenship in h...
Employment, Social Networks and Undocumented Migrants: The Employer Perspective [0.03%]
雇佣、社会网络与无证移民:雇主视角
Alice Bloch,Sonia McKay
Alice Bloch
This article draws on data from qualitative interviews with ethnic enclave and ethnic economy business entrepreneurs from Chinese, Bangladeshi and Turkish-speaking communities in London. Routes into business and worker recruitment practices...
Expecting motherhood? Stratifying reproduction in twenty-first century Scottish abortion practice [0.03%]
期待母亲吗?21世纪苏格兰堕胎实践中的生育分层现象探究
Siân M Beynon-Jones
Siân M Beynon-Jones
This article illustrates how Scottish health professionals involved in contemporary abortion provision construct stratified expectations about women's reproductive decision-making. Drawing on 42 semi-structured interviews I reveal the conti...