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Applied Sociology

Applied sociology in Italy and the impact of coronavirus

Everardo Minardi and Gianluca Piscitelli describe the development of an Italian applied sociology lab, and impacts of the pandemic on applied sociologists.

By bsa-soa, 2 years6th October 2020 ago
Sociological Practice

We need inclusive sociological research

Applied Sociology Group member Miriam Green talks about her new book Management Scholarship and Organisational Change: Representing Burns and Stalker (Routledge, 2019).

By bsa-soa, 2 years29th September 2020 ago
About the Blog

Welcome to the blog

Welcome to the Applied Sociology weblog. Here you can find blogposts about the practice of applied sociology. Most posts have been written by members of the Applied Sociology Group. We welcome proposals for posts to this blog. To submit a Read more…

By bsa-soa, 2 years9th September 2020 ago
Health and Medicine

Capitalism is the elephant in the Covid isolation room

The media coverage of the Covid19 outbreak has addressed in detail the biological and epidemiological aspects of the virus. Less attention has been paid to the social, economic and political factors that have enabled the coronavirus to produce a pandemic contagion.

By bsa-soa, 2 years9th September 2020 ago
Applied Sociology

Is the Sociological Clinic Open for Business?

Sociology has much to say about the grand problems facing contemporary society, from climate change to migration to wealth and health inequalities, as readers of Discover Society know. But sociologists are also addressing the smaller problems of everyday life, ranging from improving urban spaces to enhancing work and productivity.

By bsa-soa, 2 years8th September 2020 ago
Inequalities

Sociologists should stop talking about social class

Once upon a time it meant something when we talked about social class. But the turn towards cultural and symbolic approaches to class in recent sociology has made ‘social class’ increasingly meaningless and empirically unhelpful.

By bsa-soa, 2 years8th September 2020 ago

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