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Tim Gramling’s study, “All Out War: Media Coverage of For-Profit Education,” recently published in SAGE Open, systematically charts the frequency […]
A guest post by Bernie Folan, Head of Journals Marketing in London Kindly re-posted with permission from Research Information Magazine. This […]
MSNBC announces that today Twitter will hold its first Twitter Town Hall, and United States President Barack Obama will answer […]
Notables in the world of political and social sciences were on hand June 2 when the American Academy of Political […]
Over the last six months, socialsciencespace has welcomed many new partner associations, contributors and members. We see socialsciencespace as a […]
There has been a good deal of debate across the web this week following the publication of a report by […]
Recorded at the British Sociological Association annual conference 2011, sponsored by SAGE. In this interview with Professor John Urry, Professor […]
The nature of internet-based sex offenses is examined in a recent study by Peter Briggs, Walter T. Simon and Stacey […]
The potentially harmful effects of humor in romantic relationships is explored in a recent study published in the Journal of Social […]
LSE Works, a lecture series sponsored by SAGE, had its final instalment on Thursday, March 24, 2011. The series has […]
On Thursday, March 17, 2011, Nicholas Stern gave the next lecture in the LSE Works series. Sponsored by SAGE, LSE […]
John Hills, professor of social policy at LSE, and Dr Polly Vizard gave another lecture in the LSE Works series […]
