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Volume 28, issue 3, 2023

Solo-Living and Social Individualization: Analysis of Life Experience among Young Women in Spain pp. 609-626

Carmen Rodríguez-Guzmán, Francisco Barros-Rodríguez, Inmaculada Barroso-Benítez and Antonio David Cámara-Hueso

The Preston Model: Economic Democracy, Cooperation, and Paradoxes in Organisational and Social Identification pp. 627-643

Ioannis Prinos and Julian Manley

‘They are Alone in Their Parenthood’: Parenting Support and (Re)building Community pp. 644-661

Ella Sihvonen

The Gambling Act 2005 and the (De)regulation of Commercial Gambling in Britain: A State-Corporate Harm pp. 662-680

James Banks and Jaime Waters

Do Different Types of Households Use Outsourced Domestic Cleaning Services for Different Reasons? An Explorative Study in South Africa pp. 681-697

David Du Toit

Shifting Narratives of the Self – Students’ Experiences of Chronicity and Multiplicity in the Management of Chronic Illness at University pp. 698-715

Grace Spencer and Kathryn Almack

On the Discrepancy of Descriptive Facts and Normative Values in Perceptions of Occupational Prestige pp. 716-735

Ylva Ulfsdotter Eriksson and Erica Nordlander

Cultural Omnivorousness and Status Inconsistency in Chile: The Role of Objective and Subjective Social Status pp. 736-758

Francisco Olivos and Peng Wang

Ageing in Place Over Time: The Making and Unmaking of Home pp. 759-774

Ruth Webber, Vanessa May and Camilla Lewis

‘... It Makes Me Want to Shut Down, Cover Up’: Female Bartenders’ Use of Emotional Labour While Receiving Unwanted Sexual Attention at a Public House pp. 775-792

James Frederick Green

Racialization within Antitrafficking Interventions Targeting Migrant Sex Workers: Findings from the SEXHUM Research Project in France pp. 793-811

Calogero Giametta, Nicola Mai, Jennifer Musto, Calum Bennachie, Anne E Fehrenbacher, Heidi Hoefinger and Macioti Pg

Work-Related Practices: An Analysis of Their Effect on the Emergence of Stable Practices in Daily Activity Schedules pp. 812-837

Máté János Lőrincz, José Luis Ramírez-Mendiola and Jacopo Torriti

Resistance to Change: Intergenerational Class Mobility in Hungary, 1973–2018 pp. 838-857

à kos Huszár, à gnes Győri and Karolina Balogh

The Extent of Résumé Whitening pp. 858-869

Didier Ruedin and Eva Van Belle

Exploring the Promise and Limitations of Autonomous Online Timelines to Understand Experiences of the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 870-883

Jaime Garcia-Iglesias, Nigel Lloyd, Imogen Freethy, Nigel Smeeton, Amander Wellings, Julia Jones, Wendy Wills and Katherine Brown

How the First COVID-19 Lockdown Worsened Younger Generations’ Mental Health: Insights from Network Theory pp. 884-893

Mattia Vacchiano

Volume 28, issue 2, 2023

Negotiating Masculinity in a Post-Socialist Society: The Case of Chinese Male Nurses pp. 303-319

Anita Kit Wa Chan and Tevin Shuhan Fang

Karl Mannheim on Fascism: Sociological Lessons About Populism and Democracy Today? pp. 320-335

Martyn Hammersley

‘Cause We’re All Just Part of the System Really’: Complicity and Resistance in Young Sportsmen’s Responses to Violence Against Women Prevention Campaigns in England pp. 336-354

Stephen R Burrell

A ‘Proper Night Out’: A Practice Theory Exploration of Gendered Drinking pp. 355-372

Kath Hennell, Mark Limmer and Maria Piacentini

How Infrastructures and Practices Shape Each Other: Aggregation, Integration and the Introduction of Gas Central Heating pp. 373-388

Matt Watson and Elizabeth Shove

Love and Narcissism in Reality Television pp. 389-402

David W Hill

Adult Children Move Out: Family Meals and Reflections on Parental Self-sacrifice at the Moment of Transition pp. 403-421

Dorota Rancew-Sikora and Marta Skowrońska

‘They Wouldn’t Mind Pushing People Off the Bus’: Exploring Power in Practice Theory through the Work of Simultaneous Interpreters pp. 422-441

Deborah Giustini

Daily Bread: Women’s Self-Help Microfinance and the Social Meanings of Money pp. 442-461

Esther Bott, Shalini Ojha, Sunita Mini, Rajeev Kamal Kumar, Sunil Choudhary, Gil Yaron and Alan R Smyth

Transnational Healthcare Preferences Among EU Nationals in the UK: A Qualitative Assessment pp. 462-481

Chris Moreh, Derek McGhee and Athina Vlachantoni

Developing the Diary-Interview Approach to Study the Embodied, Tacit and Mundane Nutrition Information Behaviours of People with Type 2 Diabetes pp. 482-501

Jane McClinchy, Angela Dickinson and Wendy Wills

Re-Conceptualising Repeat Reports of Hate Crime/Incidents as Hate Relationships Based on Coercive Control and Space for Action pp. 502-517

Catherine Donovan, Stephen Macdonald and John Clayton

‘Go Home, Get a Job, and Pay Some Taxes to Replace a Bit of What You’ve Wasted’: Stigma Power and Solidarity in Response to Anti-Open-Cast Mining Activism in the Coalfields of Rural County Durham, UK pp. 518-539

Andrea Brock, Carol Stephenson, Nathan Stephens-Griffin and Tanya Wyatt

Furry Families: Ethical Entanglements Through More-than-Human Domestic Dramas pp. 540-557

Janet Sayers, Rachel Forrest and Maria Pearson

The Cutaway to the Toilet: Towards a Visual Grammar of Spatial Stigma in Factual Welfare Television pp. 558-576

Jayne Raisborough, Lisa Taylor, Katherine Harrison and Shelly Dulson

Coaching and ‘Self-repair’: Examining the ‘Artful Practices’ of Coaching Work pp. 577-595

Charles L T Corsby, Robyn L Jones, Gethin Ll Thomas and Christian N Edwards

Normal Island: COVID-19, Border Control, and Viral Nationalism in UK Public Health Discourse pp. 596-606

Des Fitzgerald

Volume 28, issue 1, 2023

Rational and Emotional Tension Balances in the Organization of Political Hunger Strikes pp. 3-20

John Connolly, Paddy Dolan and Stephen Vertigans

The Productivity of Unemployment and the Temporality of Employment-to-Come: Older Disadvantaged Job Seekers pp. 21-36

Jessica Gerrard and Juliet Watson

The Closing Educational Gap in E-privacy Management in European Perspective pp. 37-57

Angelica M Maineri, Peter Achterberg and Ruud Luijkx

The Subcultural Imagination: Critically Negotiating the Co-Production of ‘Subcultural Subjects’ through the Lens of C. Wright Mills pp. 58-72

Shane Blackman and Michelle Kempson

Ageing Activisms: A Narrative Exploration of Older Adults’ Experiences of Political Participation pp. 73-92

Rodrigo Serrat, Karima Chacur-Kiss and Feliciano Villar

Applied Research, Diffractive Methodology, and the Research-Assemblage: Challenges and Opportunities pp. 93-109

Nick J Fox and Pam Alldred

What’s Work Got to Do with It? How Precarity Influences Radical Party Support in France and the Netherlands pp. 110-131

Lorenza Antonucci, Carlo D’Ippoliti, Laszlo Horvath and André Krouwel

‘Almost Everything in the House Now Is Plastic’: Foregrounding Plastic Materiality in Household Routines and Practices pp. 132-149

Olamide Shittu

When Technologies are Not Enough: The Challenges of Digital Interventions to Address Loneliness in Later Life pp. 150-170

Barbara Barbosa Neves, Jenny Waycott and Alexia Maddox

Stigma Mutation: Tracking Lineage, Variation and Strength in Emerging COVID-19 Stigma pp. 171-188

Hannah Farrimond

Immigration, Race, and Nation in the UK: The Politics of Belonging on Twitter pp. 189-209

Bindi V Shah and Jessica Ogden

Small Stories of Home Moves: A Gendered and Generational Breadth-and-Depth Investigation pp. 210-227

Rosalind Edwards, Susie Weller, Emma Davidson and Lynn Jamieson

Men’s Explanations for Being Childless; a dynamic perspective pp. 228-243

Hana Maříková

The Unbearable Precarity of Pursuing Freedom: A Critical Overview of the Spanish sí soy autónomo Movement pp. 244-260

Tiago Vieira

Almost Confessional: Managing Emotions When Research Breaks Your Heart pp. 261-278

Kate Reed and Laura Towers

Recognising British Bodies: The Significance of Race and Whiteness in ‘Post-Racial’ Britain pp. 279-295

Amy Clarke

Book Review: Sociologies of New Zealand pp. 296-297

Thomas O’Brien

Book Review: Decolonizing Sociology: An Introduction pp. 298-299

Peter Jones

Corrigendum pp. 300-300

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