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March 11, 2021
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'Each person involved in it has deepened their understanding and knowledge [...] taking conscious actions to make it a more dignified, just and pleasant place.'

This month's Image-Makers in Residence are Museo Libre, an arts festival based in Colombia: buff.ly/2VMVXJR
Free-to-View: 'The uses and abuses of class: Left nationalism and the denial of working class multiculture' by Sivamohan Valluvan, as part of this month's #ClassTSR theme: buff.ly/2FweCDF
Book Review:'Austerity, Women, and the Role of the State: Lived Experiences of the Crisis' by Vicki Dabrowski published by @BrisUniPress. Reviewed by @_daisymaybarker, as part of this month's #ClassTSR theme: buff.ly/3dOZlxe
Applications are still open for our 2021/2022 Fellowship at @KeeleUniversity: buff.ly/3d7DhxJ
This month's commissioned artist is Anthony Muisyo, based in Mombasa, Kenya. You can find more of Anthony's intricate collages here #ClassTSR: buff.ly/31XW5KI
We are delighted to introduce Museo Libre as April's Image-Makers in Residence. Set up as an arts festival, they 'seek to encourage dialogue and discussion at grassroots level' through creative intervention, as a way to tackle #classdivision in #Colombia: buff.ly/3dRweJU
We're open to blog pitches connected to Sociological Theories. Find out how to submit here: buff.ly/2w1L5PD
'The Big Man has become a conceptual workhorse for social scientists trying to explain the diversity and complexity of African politics to students'

Farah Bakaari, Vincent Benlloch & Barry Driscoll on the 'Big Man' concept for @AfricaAtLSE: buff.ly/3wBsAwa
'The national patrimony available for distribution is precisely that – national[...]This framing[...]fails to acknowledge the wider colonial histories that produced appropriated wealth'
@DiscoverSoc relaunch introduced through an editorial by @GKBhambra: buff.ly/3uszIsJ
'George Floyd Square has turned into a hub for people who’ve reclaimed the commons from the state'.

'Beyond the Barricades: A Look At George Floyd Square' by Niko Georgiades for Unicorn Riot: buff.ly/3fQ9CMp
'The male conductor embodies authority and ‘plays’ the choir or orchestra as his instrument.'

From the blog archive as part of our #ClassTSR theme: 'Why are conductors usually middle-class men? Questioning authority in classical music' by @anna_bull_ : buff.ly/2VZU7rC
Podcast: @wrkclasshistory present a double podcast episode about anti-racist Asian youth movements in Bradford, England in the 1970s and 80s: buff.ly/31UEJhL
Book Review: 'Very Important People: Status and Beauty in the Global Party Circuit' by Ashley Mears, published by Princeton University Press. Reviewed by @0151Sam64 #ClassTSR: buff.ly/3t0XhsB
'Our working definitions of class should always be on the move.'

@RyanNolansk on the categorisations of class, as part of this month's #ClassTSR theme: buff.ly/3cWEhWu
We are still open to blog pitches exploring Sociological Theories as part of our June digital theme: buff.ly/2w1L5PD
'Educating the Ritas – My research into the interaction between habitus and field for working class women on an Access to Higher Education (HE) course' by @sarah_sociology, as part of this month's digital theme #ClassTSR: buff.ly/3d1QXeG
The Sociological Review Fellowship 2021/2022 - applications are still open: buff.ly/3d7DhxJ
We are pleased to be in collaboration with @DiscoverSoc's New Series, launched on 7th April 2021 on the theme of 'Rethinking Modern Migration'. This new format is quarterly, with each issue devoted to a particular theme, involving invited contributions: discoversociety.org
'Advancing a sociology of class which is informed by a politics of class is necessary to build politics of solidarity and hope.'

As part of our #ClassTSR digital theme this month, @KirsteenPaton interrogates the sociology of class: buff.ly/2PztFUM
Blog archive: 'The Working Class, Middle Class, Assimilation and Convergence' by Fiona Devine, demonstrates the importance of John Goldthorpe and David Lockwood's paper ‘Affluence and the British Class Structure’ (published by TSR in 1963) #ClassTSR: buff.ly/3rSavGt

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