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Posts from the ‘Opinion & Praxis’ Category

1January 5, 2022Peaceful Protest Should Be Newsworthy Too

0December 9, 2021Covid19 Has Increased Gender And Economic Divides

0November 23, 2021COP26, The Future, And Progressive Politics

1November 15, 2021#FreeNazanin: Every Individual Has Human Rights. It’s Personal.

2October 29, 2021MIHPE: The Institute of Health Promotion and Education

0September 20, 2021Writing About Health Education In ‘The New Social Curriculum: A Guide To Cross-curricular Issues’ (1990) – and The ‘Gillick Competence’

0August 8, 2021Social Science At 16+ (Published in SOCIOLOGY, Vol.20, No 3)

1March 24, 2021Long-Covid, Data, Confidentiality And Scientist-Citizens

0November 6, 2020Democracy And Populism – How Can We Reach ‘Alternative Facts’ Voters?

3March 1, 2020Book Review: The Mind Is Not The Heart (Eva J. Salber, 1989)

0January 21, 2020Social Research In Environmental Contexts (A DEFRA Science Advisory Council Paper, 2007)

0October 18, 2019Our Human Rights, Civil Society And Brexit

0September 26, 2019Medically Unnecessary Genital Cutting And The Rights Of The Child: Moving Toward Consensus

0September 23, 2019Routledge International Handbook Of Women’s Sexual And Reproductive Health

0September 9, 2019‘Recent, Relevant Experience’: How CATE Legitimates Narrowly Defined Concepts Of Teacher Education (Boxall & Burrage, 1989)

0July 2, 2019Epidemiology And Community Health: A Strained Connection?

4May 25, 2019End Female Genital Mutilation Programmes: Research And Evaluation

10November 11, 2018#EndFGM Campaigners And Intactivists Against Male Circumcision (MGM) Have Many Concerns In Common

2October 6, 2018In The Name Of Your Daughter (An #EndFGM Film About Safe Houses)

0February 11, 2018Sociology Reviewed: The Sociology Of Science And The Science Of Society