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Volume 30, issue 3, 2025

Domestic ‘Disposal Work’ and Plastics Recycling – Unwrapping Everyday Entanglements of Practice, Roles, and Responsibilities pp. 535-551

Torik Holmes and Helen Holmes

‘Unsponsoring Football’: Sign Value, Symbolic Exchange, and Simulacra in a Gambling-Related Marketing Campaign pp. 552-568

Anthony May

Walking Methodologies in the Uplands of the North York Moors National Park pp. 569-593

Thomas Ratcliffe

‘We’ve Done Our Bit’: Post-COVID Experiences of Precarious Privilege Among Western International School Teachers in Shanghai pp. 594-610

Adam Poole and Daniel Nehring

Beyond Mental and Manual: Investigating the Historical and Contemporary Borderlands Between Working-Class and Middle-Class Masculinities pp. 611-628

Garth Stahl and Stig-Börje Asplund

Inequalities in the Risk of Multidimensional Downward Mobility From the Most Advantaged Backgrounds pp. 629-651

Robert de Vries

Subject to Quarantine: A Narrative Analysis of COVID-19 Reporting in the Australian News Media pp. 652-672

Stefanie Plage, Ella Kuskoff and Rose-Marie Stambe

Life Satisfaction and Work–Life Balance: The Complexities of Gender Patterning pp. 673-690

Rachel Brooks, Jun Fu and Quentin Maire

Paying to Be at the Bridge Table: An Exploration of the Bridge Playing-Sponsor Experience in Mindsport pp. 691-710

Ian McIntosh, Samantha Punch and Cerys Tandy

‘Is There Anything Else You’d Like to Tell Us About Your Experience?’ Orientations Towards Listening to Open-Ended Survey Responses pp. 711-729

Giselle Newton, Emma Kirby, Lukas Hofstätter, Sarah Judd-Lam, Louisa Smith, Brendan Churchill, Iva Strnadová and Christy E Newman

Career Boundary Crossing: The Importance of Networks for the Transition from the Military to Civilian Employment pp. 730-747

Silke Roth

Towards a Processual Social Movement Theory: Diachrony, Dialectics, and Danda pp. 748-763

Josh Bunting

China’s Individualized Transformation: State, Society, and People – A New ‘Suku’ Study of Demobilized Soldiers in City S pp. 764-780

Feng Luo, Jun Yang, Tianli Qin and Xirui Tian

The Unity Gym Project Podumentary: Joint Enterprise, Anti-Racism and Community Partnership pp. 781-786

Will Mason, Maleiki Haybe and Unity Gym Project

‘Flow’: A Film About the Disclosure of Childhood Sexual Abuse pp. 787-792

Claire Cunnington, Scarlett de Courcier, Chris Godwin, Jodie Hannis, Julie Lloyd, Susan Macklam and Zillah Turner

Voices Through Art: Co-Creating the School Daze Comic for and with Autistic Young People to Support Educational Transitions pp. 793-828

Hanna Kovshoff, Charlie Raufi, Samantha Davies, Fate Keefe and Sarah Parsons

Beyond Local Domains: Connective Ontology in (Post-)Cognitive Sociology pp. 829-838

James Rupert Fletcher

The Inverted Pyramid and Beyond: Perceptions of Distributive Justice Among (Highly) Qualified Workers in Contemporary Cuba pp. 839-848

Nina Jany and Monica Budowski

The Identity Work of Torture Scars pp. 849-857

Petra Mäkelä

Book Review: Alex Edmans, May Contain Lies. How stories, statistics and studies exploit our biases – and what we can do about it pp. 858-859

Judith Glaesser

Book Review: Teun A. van Dijk (ed.), Social Movement Discourse: An Introduction pp. 859-861

Jiansong Zeng

Book Review: Anthony Pagden, Beyond States: Powers, Peoples and Global Order pp. 861-862

Stefan Pedersen

Book Review: Ron Darvin and Tongle Sun, Intercultural Communication and Identity pp. 863-864

Hongmei Li

Volume 30, issue 2, 2025

Political Imagination and Social Change pp. 345-362

Suvi Salmenniemi, Inna Perheentupa and Hanna Ylöstalo

Utopian Cartography and Political Imagination pp. 363-380

Luisa Gandolfo

Post-Extractivist Horizons in Latin America: Between Utopias and Struggles for Re-Existence Against Neo-Extractivism pp. 381-397

Pabel Camilo López Flores and Eija Ranta

Images of the Present and Possible: Analyzing the Climate Movement Through Its Utopias pp. 398-415

Teppo Eskelinen and Keijo Lakkala

Political Imaginaries in the Climate Movement: Youth-Led Groups Constructing Plural Views of the Future pp. 416-433

Daniela Ferreira da Silva, Anabela Carvalho and Maria Fernandes-Jesus

Doing the Unspeakable: Material Participation in Reprod-estr-uctive Labour pp. 434-451

Massilia Ourabah

Stimulating Political Imagination With Arts-Based Methods: The Case of Utopia Consultation pp. 452-468

Inna Perheentupa and Pilvi Porkola

Creative Co-Imagination in Transgenerational Comics Workshops pp. 469-486

Inkeri Aula and Masood Masoodian

As Is and Co-creating Theatre From Research to Stage: The Play’s The Thing pp. 487-500

Harvey Humphrey, Slater Cain, Gina Gwenffrewi, Leni Daly, Odhran Thomson and Mathew Wilkie

Shared Futures: A Long-Term Multiform Artistic Collaboration that Invites People to Imagine Futures pp. 501-520

Emma Fält

Book Review: Rhiannon Firth, Disaster Anarchy: Mutual Aid and Radical Action pp. 521-522

Matti Eskelinen

Book Review: Matthias Schmelzer, Andrea Vetter and Aaron Vansintjan (eds), The Future Is Degrowth. A Guide to a World Beyond Capitalism pp. 522-524

Donatella Gasparro

Book Review: Tony Fry and Madina Tlostanova, A New Political Imagination: Making the Case pp. 525-527

Meredith Degyansky

Book Review: Roadmap For a New ModernityAndreas Reckwitz, The End of Illusions: Politics, Economy, and Culture in Late Modernity pp. 528-529

Emil Øversveen

Book Review: Tiina Seppälä, Melanie Sarantou and Satu Miettinen, Arts-Based Methods for Decolonising Participatory Research pp. 529-531

Henna-Elise Ventovirta

Volume 30, issue 1, 2025

‘In This Prison We Have Our Main Meal at 11:30 AM’. The Significance of ‘Time’ For Food Among People Serving Custodial Sentences in England and Wales pp. 3-21

Julie M Parsons

Who Do the Socially Mobile Vote For? A Longitudinal Analysis of Intergenerational Mobility and Political Preferences pp. 22-42

John Jerrim and Neil Kaye

‘They Should have been Looking after People for a Long Time’: Human Giving and Generosity During COVID-19, in Austerity Britain pp. 43-58

Liz McDonnell, Amy Clarke and Alison Phipps

Male Sex Workers as Situational Entrepreneurs: Exploring the Demographics, Motivations, and Practices of Male Sex Workers in the Tourism Industry in Botswana pp. 59-77

Lesedi Mashumba

Living Together Apart: Size and Significance of Co-Residency Following Relationship Breakdown in Contemporary Britain pp. 78-95

Simon Duncan, Jenny van Hooff and Julia Carter

Rethinking Veganism in the Digital Age. Innovating Methodology and Typology to Explore a Decade of Facebook Discourses pp. 96-115

Nicola Righetti and Niccolò Bertuzzi

Beyond the Rhetoric of Revanchism Towards the Metropolitan Core: An Analysis of Symbolic Representations of Milan From Its Peripheries pp. 116-135

Niccolò Morelli

Using Community Power to Tackle Gender-Based Violence: An Intersectional Theorisation pp. 136-152

Gabriella Mwedzi and Alison Phipps

Collectivist Relationality and Individualistic Relationality: Pacific Mothers and Fathers Negotiating Agency and Identity in Post–Separation Care Arrangements for Children pp. 153-169

Moeata Keil

Non-Heteronormative Reproductive Tactics in Poland pp. 170-188

Joanna Mizielińska and Agata Stasińska

Rethinking Empowerment: Young African Migrants’ Understandings of Power and Empowerment in Ghana pp. 189-208

Grace Spencer, Stephen Owusu Kwankye, Jill Thompson and Ernestina Dankyi

Does the Liberalization of Masculine Space Improve Experiences for Sexual Minorities? pp. 209-224

Eric Anderson, Cyd Zeigler, John Batten, Joseph Reed, Keith D. Parry and Rory Magrath

Engaging With Lived Experience: Towards a Sociological Biography of a Sociological Category pp. 225-242

Paul Jones

CrossFit, Community, and Identity: A Gemeinschaft in a Liquid Modern World? pp. 243-259

Chris Till and Joseph Ibrahim

Parenting Expertise during Transitions-to-Motherhood. Exploring Transformations in Knowledge Regimes in Poland pp. 260-277

Justyna Sarnowska and Paula Pustulka

Journeys Through Genomics: Co-Producing Visual Resources to Communicate Patient Experiences pp. 278-285

Kate Lyle, Susie Weller and Anneke Lucassen

Critical Focus: Study of an Arts Centre pp. 286-291

Laura Harris

‘It Will Start With Me’: A Documentary Film Exploring the Benefits and Challenges of Participatory Research pp. 292-300

Bircan Birol, Virginie Clayton, Gislaine Mbayi, Lydia Gitamvu, Syeda Sadaf, Lill Casas Tortoledo, Weam Al Zaidi, Jennie Coyle, Lily Owens-Crossman and Lisa M Garnham

Networks on Paint! Conducting Sociograms Via Graphic Raster Editors as Embedded in Online Interviews pp. 301-314

Mücahit Aydemir

Living in a Regime of Energy Shortages: Spotlights From Lviv During the War pp. 315-324

Mateusz BÅ‚aszczyk, Khrystyna Ilyk and Yuriy Pachkovskyy

Walking the (Infrastructural) Line: Mobile and Embodied Explorations of Infrastructures and Their Impact on the Urban Landscape pp. 325-338

Louise Rondel and Laura Henneke

Book Review: Matthew Desmond, Poverty, by America pp. 339-340

Deborah Omontese

Politics of Utopias: A Review of ‘Who Gets to Go Back-to-the-Land?’ Valerie Padilla Carroll, Who Gets to Go Back-to-the-Land? Gender and Race in U.S. Self-Sufficiency Popular Culture pp. 340-342

Mozhdeh Babagoli