Assistant Professor in Sociology @UniofNottingham. Former Leverhulme ECF @EdinburghUni, PhD from @UniofWarwick. Interested in social theory, tech & identity.
My article has been published in Theory, Culture and Society.
New Westoxication: Retrieving Jalal Al-e Ahmad’s Cultural Critique
https://t.co/bFLALqD2zS
New as Online First: Morteza Hashemi, 'New Westoxication: Retrieving Jalal Al-e Ahmad’s Cultural Critique' - the purpose of this article is to situate the new concept of 'westoxication' within the vocabulary of postcolonial social theory. https://t.co/8FJeYb8fOD
You can now watch the 2026 Amal Treacher Kabesh Annual Lecture, hosted by #ICEMiC, on University of Nottingham's YouTube.
Dr Mayblin and Dr Yemane delivered a lecture titled "Knowing the Border: Epistemic Friction and Irregular Channel Crossings."
https://t.co/dwn86yAmBL
"Education exports were estimated to be worth £32.3bn to the UK economy in 2022 and the strategy aims to raise this to £40bn by 2030." https://t.co/DfP4Ky6SiQ via @FT
We’re joined by @fturner discussing essay at @thebafflermag on the migration of big tech from Silicon Valley to Texas as well as the fusion of monarcho-capitalism and Christo-fascism. https://t.co/WjIZjva3SL
In #ICEMiC, we have recently produced a promotional video, now available on the research centre webpage. Many thanks to all colleagues who contributed to its development. @UoNSociology
https://t.co/BXvHeO8Jon
New online: Review Symposium on @TariqModood and Thomas Sealy's "The New Governance of Religious Diversity" (Polity, 2024), with contributions by @prof_ahmetkuru, @nomideplume1, @KatAdeney, Wilfried Swenden, & Sune Lægaard. Read it here https://t.co/fCBnyRE5U4 @EthnicityCentre
Universities in England at risk of long-term decline, says British Academy.
“You’ve got more languages students setting up successful start-ups than you do maths graduates, [...] so there’s a bit of myth busting that needs to go on.”
https://t.co/bfRErM4dgV
I am delighted to share the video of the #ICEMiC Amal Treacher Kabesh Annual Lecture by Professor Nasar Meer.
The title of the lecture is: On Leaving ‘Omelas’ – Asylum and the Social Production of Moral Indifference
https://t.co/mhswzIpM8E
@UniofNottingham@UoNSociology
We are delighted to announce that the @UoNSociology is preparing to host next week’s ICEMiC Amal Treacher Kabesh Annual Lecture, featuring Professor @NasarMeer. #ICEMiC
"Burawoy wanted sociology to turn itself around – from merely providing facts and abstractions, and discussing ideas and theories within academia’s self-defined cloisters of excellence – to enmesh itself within the lives of those who struggle to survive."
https://t.co/kwIHeW2XPl
I just remembered that my Twitter/X header image is a snapshot of late Michael Burawoy's Public Sociology.
"That was why they became sociologists- not to make money but a better world."
My latest book is 'To Judge and To Justify: Profiles of the Academic Vocation'. The title refers to the two core academic skills, as understood through an interpretation of the history of philosophy. https://t.co/Bm3c4jjkGo
The RACE.ED SHF Fellowship invites applications from postdoctoral scholars working in any area of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences in '25-'26 - especially contributions to the @IASH_Edinburgh '25-'26 theme 'Making A Nation'.
Learn more:
https://t.co/GGc1LQ7q3M
Blood Under the Skin 🩸 - a mini-documentary inspired by research from @morteza_hm@UoNSociology - on the blood donation campaigns of the ethnic communities in Scotland, was recently shown in Scottish Parliament.
Watch the full documentary here 🔽
https://t.co/cOCEhyjjmz