Our first day has kicked off!

We are joined by keynote Ben Ansell at the #LSEBJS inaugural conference.

With keynotes from Claire Alexander, Eric Klinenberg, and Ben Ansell, the BJS conference promises to be a space to foster new synergies and collaborations around pressing challenges relevant to sociology.

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British Journal of Sociology

So excited for some sociology today and tomorrow British Journal of Sociology conference. Please come and say hi and chat sociology and books! #LSEBJS

👋 Welcome to the Inaugural British Journal of Sociology Conference!

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Read new paper by Thea Bertnes Strømme and Øyvind Nicolay Wiborg examining the unique contributions of parental wealth, class background, education, and income to different measures of educational attainment.

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How do parenthood and publishing contribute to gender gaps in academic career advancement? Read new paper by Mathias W. Nielsen, Jens V. Pedersen and Julien Larregue examining gender gaps in social scientists' research careers.

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In a new paper in British Journal of Sociology, Julien Larregue, Jens V. Pedersen and I combine cv data, registry data (on parenthood and parental leave) and bibliometric data to examine gender gaps in social scientists' research careers.
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College graduates in the same field as their parents tend to earn 2% more than siblings with different degrees, especially in law, medicine, and engineering. Read new article by Jesper Fels Birkelund.

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Registration for our British Journal of Sociology Conference closes on Monday! Register to explore cutting edge cutting-edge research from 200+ academics across the discipline.

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We are delighted to announce that Professor Julian Go will be joining the #BJS editorial board.

Julian Go has been a pioneer in the development of #postcolonial social science and historical #sociology ; we are thrilled to be able to welcome him onto the BJS board.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr Lucie Kalousová to the #BJS editorial board.

Lucie Kalousova has been doing cutting edge research for the last decade and will bring a wealth of insight and experience, particularly around issues related to health and #health #inequalities .

Registration for the British Journal of Sociology Conference closes next week! Register your place to explore cutting edge cutting-edge research from 200+ academics across the discipline.

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Registration for our British Journal of Sociology Conference closes next week! Register to explore cutting edge cutting-edge research from 200+ academics across the discipline.

Register by 25 March ➡️ buff.ly/3ONIyy2

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We are delighted to welcome Dr Ricarda Hammer to the #BJS editorial board.

Ricarda Hammer is at the forefront of #postcolonial and historical #sociology , and is leading a new generation of thinkers forward on these matters. We are excited to be welcoming her onto the BJS board.

Over two days we will bring together 200+ academics showcasing cutting-edge research from across the discipline of sociology.

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Next month the Inaugural British Journal of Sociology conference is taking place at LSE!

The conference will showcase cutting-edge research and bring together 200+ academics!

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Our March Issue is out now!

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Wiley Sociology

In addition to our education portfolio, this special collection on gender equality in education includes articles from Sociology Compass and British Journal of Sociology

Our conference will showcase cutting-edge research and bring together 200+ academics with keynotes, plenary sessions, and author-meets-critics sessions on high-profile books!

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