Author: Daniel Nehring

My career so far has taken me to a fairly wide range of places, and this has allowed me to experience a wide range of approaches to sociology and social science. In my blog, I reflect on this diversity and its implications for the future of the discipline. Over the last few years, I have also become interested in exploring the contours of academic life under neoliberal hegemony. Far-reaching transformations are taking place at universities around the world, in terms of organisational structures, patterns of authority, and forms of intellectual activity. With my posts, I hope to draw attention to some of these transformations.

The new language of sociology: Teaching and Learning, part 2
Career
November 25, 2011

The new language of sociology: Teaching and Learning, part 2

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The new language of sociology: ‘Line manager’
Featured
November 7, 2011

The new language of sociology: ‘Line manager’

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The new language of sociology: teaching-and-learning
Featured
October 11, 2011

The new language of sociology: teaching-and-learning

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The new language of sociology: what does ‘excellence’ mean?
Communication
September 16, 2011

The new language of sociology: what does ‘excellence’ mean?

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Where did all the sociologists go? Querying ‘the lecturer experience’

Where did all the sociologists go? Querying ‘the lecturer experience’

The new government’s announcements of forthcoming changes to the workings of British higher education have inspired much debate. The major newspapers have […]

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