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    Discover the that’s creating a buzz online and in the research community. This quarter’s instalment focuses on the topic of Social Media. Learn about , changing youth cultures and the politics of social media:

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  2. “The following articles fully document the nature and implications of the enforcement initiatives implemented by the American government in recent years” Read ‘Children of Immigrants in the Age of Deportation’, a special issue of , here:

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  3. Policy Studies is recruiting for an Editor-in-Chief. Find out more here about working for this international academic Journal.

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  4. Do you struggle to find time as an academic? Our online resources include sample lesson plans, exercises, quizzes and more. Save yourself valuable time to concentrate on delivering great lectures to your students! Browse our textbook collection:

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  5. Earlier this year we sat down with some of our authors to discuss the rise in social movements throughout the past five years and the societal and cultural themes that have presented themselves as a result. 👉🏼

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  6. . is offering an Article Prize for researchers! Learn more and read previous winning papers at 🏆

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  7. Dec 2

    Dr Diarmaid Harkin talking about the initial identification of the topic of private security and domestic violence as a significant underresearched area which he set out to explore

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    51 years after 1968, Knut Rio and I have an article out revisiting this global event in and in History and Anthropology

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  9. Applications are invited for the post of Editor-in-Chief for Policy Studies – an international academic Journal. Find out more here.

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  10. In the new issue of , articles examine “how dominant ideologies degrade the agency of those traditionally oppressed by sociocultural expectations of femininity and masculinity.”

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  11. The latest special issue of is now online. Explore “Children of Immigrants in the Age of Deportation” here:

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  12. A new study in examines savings among U.S. older adult male workers by paid sick leave, flexible work, and vacation benefit status:

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  13. Voices from Asian is a special section by Asian Journal of Women’s Studies, created to capture narratives and experiences of Asian activists engaged in local activism and emancipation programs for . Browse all papers here:

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  14. A paper in “argues that states push much of their migration control out from their territorial boundaries though a process of extra-territorialisation.” Continue reading article

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  16. The latest special issue of seeks to advance the EU Horizon 2020 project’s agenda by addressing the complexities of the mobility of human capital:

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  17. With an increase of widespread unemployment for sociology graduates and difficulties in the labour market, the new issue of the International Review of Sociology analyzes and reflects on this current situation:

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  18. Nov 26

    "I appreciate how provides students with hope, concrete strategies & potential solutions, & with some of the leadership, creativity & responsibility necessary to advocate for social & legal justice."—Joanne Belknap, Univ of Colorado Boulder

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  20. We support , an international, cross-sector initiative which aims to promote integrity and build trust in credible research and publications. Check out their range of practical tools to help you find trusted journals for your research

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  21. Nov 26

    JUST PUBLISHED! Groundbreaking volume on demonstrates how the many issues surrounding reentry are reinforcing & interdependent. See at:

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