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Dec 7, 2023

Change the Storyteller, Change the Story?

There’s an idea lurking around that it doesn’t (or shouldn’t) matter who tells your stories. In journalism, the idea prevails that the form…

Change the Storyteller, Change the Story?

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Sep 29, 2022

Social inclusion and belonging of minority identities in Christian and Muslim spaces

Previous research has found that attending belief system groups can be beneficial for mental health (Forrester-Jones et al 2018) and can…

Social inclusion and belonging of minority identities in Christian and Muslim spaces

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Sep 6, 2022

The messier the better: exploring the value of crisis

Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, my academic career was already in a crisis. I was in the last few months of a fixed-term contract and was…

The messier the better: exploring the value of crisis

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Jul 21, 2022

Navigating a portfolio career amid multiple crises

A lot can be said about labelling something a “crisis”. A crisis can be personal — a breakup, bereavement or terrible illness, for example…

Navigating a portfolio career amid multiple crises

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Feb 8, 2022

Sociology of religion and critical posthumanities: blurring the boundaries of and in knowledge…

After presenting my paper on the relationship between the sociology of religion and philosophical posthumanism at the British Sociological…

Sociology of religion and critical posthumanities: blurring the boundaries of and in knowledge…

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Dec 14, 2022

Faith-inspired, ethically driven Muslim women during the Covid-19 pandemic

In July 2022 I presented a short paper to the annual British Sociological Association Sociology of Religion study group (Socrel) conference…

Faith-inspired, ethically driven Muslim women during the Covid-19 pandemic

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Oct 28, 2022

Curating Spaces of Hope: co-producing shared values and practices in uncertain times

The post-Elizabethan era is precipitating an existential shift unlike anything else, certainly since World War Two — maybe in UK history…

Curating Spaces of Hope: co-producing shared values and practices in uncertain times

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Jan 11, 2022

Religion and the world of work: the organisational quest for coherence

Quakers have been contemplating how far to cede their religious beliefs to bureaucratic management since the middle of the seventeenth…

Religion and the world of work: the organisational quest for coherence

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Dec 15, 2021

The Yoga Field as a training camp: a practice-based understanding of ‘religion’ and ‘spirituality’…

At the British Sociological Association Sociology of Religion conference this year, the theme of which was Beyond Binaries in the Sociology…

The Yoga Field as a training camp: a practice-based understanding of ‘religion’ and ‘spirituality’…

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Dec 6, 2021

Forget Worldviews: Manifesto for a Postmodern Religious Studies

The point of departure for this post is that the much-touted Worldviews paradigm (REC 2018) — in much the same fashion as the World…

Forget Worldviews: Manifesto for a Postmodern Religious Studies

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The socoiology of religion study group at the British Sociological Association. https://www.britsoc.co.uk/groups/study-groups/sociology-of-religion-study-group/

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