🚶♀️ From city streets to coastlines, 'Walking: A sociological field guide' explores place, mobility and everyday life through walking.
The book's editor and contributors will join us on 14 May to explore what it means to walk sociologically.
https://t.co/vSU1iw6oqu
I had the pleasure of presenting my research at @EUI_EU on technicization and the governance of male circumcision in global health policy, as part of a @CIVICA_EU initiative.
The paper is available open access: https://t.co/n26HKqFJ4y
@LSEMethodology
We're hiring an LSE Fellow in Advanced Quantitative Methods‼️
We are seeking an individual with established research interests and teaching experience in advanced quantitative methods and computational social science 🚨
Apply here before 26 April👉️https://t.co/08ymdZ3T3T
🎓We're hiring an LSE Fellow in Qualitative Methods
We are seeking to appoint an individual with established research interests and teaching experience in qualitative methods🧑🤝🧑
Applications close👉️https://t.co/V4D2yNy3pZ
📢 Public Event Announcement
Join us for the launch of "Tribal Politics: How Brexit decided Britain" on Tuesday 5 May at 6.00pm
Further details and tickets available👇
https://t.co/NA4gMMO09o
#LSEEvents@LSEpublicevents@sarahobolt@anandMenon1
📢 Public Event Announcement
Join us for Professor Hertog's inaugural lecture: "How oil rents fuel populist foreign policy" on 21 January 2026 at 6.30pm
In-person and online tickets available 👇
https://t.co/qb23ZCqAxU
#LSEEvents@LSEpublicevents@shertog1
🔭 What’s the future of reflexivity & how do we put it into practice? New article in @MethodsPrimers I argue for three priorities 1) evaluation criteria 2) studying reflexivity as a socio-cognitive phenomenon 3) adapting it across research traditions
OA: https://t.co/ic6DipWJGb
🌍 Upcoming event | Sociology of hope
In his new book, sociologist Adrián Scribano presents a theory connecting hope to classical sociological traditions, utopia, social change, collective action, and more.
📅 Wed 21 Jan 2026
⏰ 6.30pm
📍 Online
https://t.co/7zCveUfZ1o
We are launching a brand new Methodology Newsletter in 2026 📰❗
Sign up now to read the latest news and events from the department 👉 https://t.co/38daGRYQUB
How is the experience of unemployment different for married men vs women?
Do they face equal pressure – and receive equal time, space and emotional support – in the search for a new job?
Aliya Hamid Rao explores #LSEInequalitiesBlog
🔗 https://t.co/jFSijWiRFM
🏡🏙️ What does a green and fair future look like through the eyes of young Londoners?
A new research project led by Imogen Hamilton-Jones aimed to find out 🔍
#LSEResearchForTheWorld
https://t.co/1fg2EgSol2
Interested in how climate discourses shape social life and politics? Happy to present my new project about climatisation with @BChemouni at @ISPOLE_UCL @UCLouvain_be this week 🤓
⚠️ Will the next World War be a cyberwar?
In our latest #LSEiQ podcast, we talk to Prof Alexander Evans (@aiaevans) from @LSEPublicPolicy about the key players in the cyberwar arena.
🎧 Listen in full: https://t.co/EuKtznkcxL
🇬🇧 Last week, we had the pleasure of hearing Sir John Major speak at our @LSEEI event.
The former British Prime Minister spoke about the challenge of populism, which he termed as a "dead end", facing our world. #LSEEvents
Listen to the lecture 👇
https://t.co/5JIKP1SDiL
🌳 What does a green and fair future look like through the eyes of young Londoners?
🧑🏭 How did apprenticeships reshape the English economy?
🦈 And how should we rethink culinary traditions like eating shark fins to protect our oceans and marine life?
📅 Upcoming event from @LSEMethodology on November 28th, 2-3pm:
'Death by Design: Producing Racial Health Inequality in the Shadow of the Capitol' with Professor Sanyu A. Mojola
Register here: https://t.co/O3NWEYypZh
In this special edition of #LSEiQ, Sophie Mallett sits down with Professor Judy Wajcman, LSE’s Emeritus Professor of Sociology and one of the world’s leading voices on technology and society.
🎧 Listen to the full podcast, out now on all platforms: https://t.co/vIBQ3Gfe0w