If you're looking to refresh your intro #sociology theory syllabus, consider recovering some historical #exclusions

NEW! Hallett, Stapleton & Sauder: Social science ideas become public when mediators make them objects of interest using them to make sense of news and draw connections between matters of public interest across national and local contexts

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On publication strategies: special issue of Sociologica, edited by David Stark, feat. @mlamont6, @shamuskhan, Wendy Espeland, Jens Beckert, @JLeeSoc, Neil Fligstein, Christine Musselin et al. Contributions on purposes, qualities, languages of publications https://t.co/VjL3jxAEAg

"Wir freuen uns sehr über den Preis - auch als Auszeichnung der Relevanz wissenschaftssoziologischer Forschung!" David Kaldewey (@unwrittencross), Julia Schubert (@JuMaSchu / beide @UniBonn) & @JulianHamann1 (@UniHannover). Hier ihr Siegertext [PDF]: https://t.co/T3YijbHdRb

We're hosting a conference on 6th September on the question: what is the future of social theory? CfP out now, submit by 1st June. All perspectives welcome. https://t.co/EhoOhSIkBJ

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How much do you have to publish to get a job at a top sociology department in the US? On the day they start their first jobs, new assistant professors in recent years have already published roughly twice as much as their counterparts did in the early 1990s https://t.co/zjKLu6e9tj

New paper address the methodological question of making sense of contradictions in sociological analysis. Rather than proof of unreliable methods, the authors argue that contradictions reflect issues that people grapple with in everyday life https://t.co/g7KOuwPHZt

Why is Getting Rid of P-Values So Hard? Musings on Science and Statistics @AmstatNews #statistics #science https://t.co/5pY4IAiPOY