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Volume 19, issue 4, 2014

Neoliberal Nomads: Housing Insecurity and the Revival of Private Renting in the UK pp. 1-14

John Bone

The Complex Employment Experiences of Polish Migrants in the UK Labour Market pp. 15-26

Julie Knight

‘Most Challenging? To Fit in with People While Remaining Myself.’ Social Integration of Second Generation Turks within the Dutch Higher Education Setting pp. 27-38

Adél Pásztor

The Reframing of Methodology: Revisiting a PhD Study pp. 39-47

Sarah Dubberley

Music, Knowledge and the Sociology of Sound pp. 48-60

Martyn Hudson

How and when Do Educational Aspirations, Expectations and Achievement Align? pp. 61-73

Nabil Khattab

How Benefits Recipients Perceive Themselves through the Lens of the Mass Media - Some Observations from Germany pp. 74-81

Anna Fohrbeck, Andreas Hirseland and Philipp Ramos Lobato

The Hindu Rights Action Force and the Definition of the ‘Indian Community’ in Malaysia pp. 82-95

Flavia CangiÃ

The Ebb and Flow of Resistance: Analysis of the Squatters’ Movement and Squatted Social Centres in Brighton pp. 96-112

E.T.C. Dee

Culture, Power and Social Disparity: Researching Russia's Upper Class pp. 113-121

Elisabeth Schimpfossl

Reflections on Positionality from a Russian Woman Interviewing Russian-Speaking Women in London pp. 122-134

Darya Malyutina

On Being a Punk and a Scholar: A Reflexive Account of Researching a Punk Scene in Russia pp. 135-147

Ivan Gololobov

Trust, Access and Sensitive Boundaries between ‘Public’ and ‘Private’: A Returning Insider's Experience of Research in Bulgaria pp. 148-161

Milena I. Kremakova

The Dereliction Tourist: Ethical Issues of Conducting Research in Areas of Industrial Ruination pp. 162-175

Alice Mah

Ethics and Emotions: A Migrant Researcher Doing Research among Romanian Migrants pp. 176-189

Oana Romocea

Book Review: Protest Camps pp. 188-189

Sara Deffendoll

Book Review: The Tories: From Winston Churchill to David Cameron pp. 190-191

Antje Bednarek-Gilland

Book Review: Essentials of Thinking Ethically in Qualitative Research (Qualitative Essentials) pp. 192-193

Linda Asquith

Book Review: The Mountain of Silence: A Search for Orthodox Spirituality pp. 194-195

Alp Arat

Research Ethics and Moral Dilemmas of Social Research in Post-Socialist Europe and Beyond pp. 196-202

Ulrike Ziemer and Anton Popov

Volume 19, issue 3, 2014

‘Fighting Science with Social Science: Activist Scholarship in an International Resistance Project’ pp. 1-14

Stevienna de Saille

‘Ghettos of the Mind’: Realities and Myths in the Construction of the Social Identity of a Dublin Suburb pp. 15-29

Martina Byrne and Brid Ni Chonaill

The Paranormal is (Still) Normal: The Sociological Implications of a Survey of Paranormal Experiences in Great Britain pp. 30-44

Madeleine Castro, Roger Burrows and Robin Wooffitt

Garden Stories: Auto/biography, Gender and Gardening pp. 45-52

Mark Bhatti

Using Secondary Analysis to Maintain a Critically Reflexive Approach to Qualitative Research pp. 53-64

Sarah Wilson

Working at Pleasure in Young Women's Alcohol Consumption: A Participatory Visual Ethnography pp. 65-78

Angus Bancroft, Mariah Jade Zimpfer, Orla Murray and Martina Karels

A Methodological Intervention in Cosmopolitanism Research: Cosmopolitan Dispositions Amongst Digital Natives pp. 79-92

Johan Lindell

Beyond Economic Interests: Attitudes toward Foreign Workers in Australia, the United States and East Asian Countries pp. 93-103

Ming-Chang Tsai and Rueyling Tzeng

An Alternative Ethics? Justice and Care as Guiding Principles for Qualitative Research pp. 104-117

Martyn Hammersley and Anna Traianou

The Politics of Health Services Research: Health Professionals as Hired Hands in a Commissioned Research Project in England pp. 118-128

Simon Dyson and Sue Dyson

Special Section Introduction: Mass Observation as Method pp. 129-135

Emma Casey, Fiona Courage and Nick Hubble

The Materiality of Method: The Case of the Mass Observation Archive pp. 136-146

Liz Moor and Emma Uprichard

A Sociologist's Field Notes to the Mass Observation Archive: A Consideration of the Challenges of ‘re-Using’ Mass Observation Data in a Longitudinal Mixed-Methods Study pp. 147-160

Rose Lindsey and Sarah Bulloch

‘Clearly Necessary’, ‘Wonderful’ and ‘Engrossing’? Mass Observation Correspondents Discuss Forensic Technologies pp. 161-176

Dana Wilson-Kovacs

Synthetic sociology and the ‘long workshop’: How Mass Observation ruined meta-methodology pp. 177-202

Rachel Hurdley

‘Mass Gambling’ from 1947 to 2011: Controversies and Pathologies pp. 203-213

Emma Casey

Shared Ownership and Mutual Imaginaries: Researching Research in Mass Observation pp. 214-225

Annebella Pollen

The Observers and the Observed: The ‘dual Vision’ of the Mass Observation Project pp. 226-236

Anne-Marie Kramer

Representing Attitudes to Welfare Dependency: Relational Geographies of Welfare pp. 237-245

Jessica Pykett

Stigmatising the Poor without Negative Images: Images of Extreme Poverty and the Formation of Welfare Attitudes pp. 246-255

Béla Janky, Béla Janky, Boglarka Bakó, Péter Szilágyi and Adrienn Bognár

Thinking with ‘White Dee’: The Gender Politics of ‘Austerity Porn’ pp. 256-262

Kim Allen, Imogen Tyler and Sara De Benedictis

‘Benefits Street’ and the Myth of Workless Communities pp. 263-268

Robert Macdonald, Tracy Shildrick and Andy Furlong

Golden Dawn, Media Representation and the Neoliberal Restructuring of Social Welfare: On the Greek Crisis and the Mobilization of Disidentifications pp. 269-276

Ioannis Prinos

Welfare Commonsense, Poverty Porn and Doxosophy pp. 277-283

Tracey Jensen

Book Review: Good, the Bad, and the Data: Shane the Lone Ethnographer's Basic Guide to Qualitative Data Analysis pp. 284-285

Kevin Walby

Book Review: Ageing, Narrative and Identity: New Qualitative Social Research pp. 286-287

Julia Bennett

Book Review: The Naxalities and Their Ideology, Third Edition: The Naxalities and Their Ideology, Third Edition (Oxford India Paperbacks) pp. 288-289

Carlos Eduardo and Rebello de Mendonça

Volume 19, issue 2, 2014

Book Review: Documents of Life Revisited pp. 1-1

Jacques Human

Happiness and Memory: Some Sociological Reflections pp. 1-9

Laura Hyman

Learning to be Affected: Masculinities, Music and Social Embodiment pp. 1-15

Sam De Boise

Talking Ties: Reflecting on Network Visualisation and Qualitative Interviewing pp. 1-12

Louise Ryan, Jon Mulholland and Agnes Agoston

Qualitative Upward Mobility, the Mass-Media and ‘Posh’ Masculinity in Contemporary North-East Britain: A Micro Sociological Case-Study pp. 1-11

Andreas Giazitzoglu

Positive Sociology and Appreciative Empathy: History and Prospects pp. 1-14

Neil Thin

Towards a Developmental Understanding of Happiness pp. 1-13

Alexandra Jugureanu, Jason Hughes and Kahryn Hughes

Acculturation, Not Socialization, for African American Females in the STEM Fields pp. 1-8

Joretta Joseph

Towards a Sociology of Happiness: The Case of an Age Perspective on the Social Context of Well-Being pp. 1-18

Christian Kroll

In this World but Not of It: Midwives, Amish, and the Politics of Power pp. 1-10

Natalie Jolly

Book Review: Companions in Crime: The Social Aspects of Criminal Conduct (Cambridge Studies in Criminology) pp. 1-2

Jessica Streeter

Volume 19, issue 1, 2014

User Involvement in Mental Health Services: A Case of Power over Discourse pp. 1-15

Lydia Lewis

Why Has Civic Education Failed to Increase Young People's Political Participation? pp. 1-12

Nathan Manning and Kathy Edwards

Teenage Mothers, Stigma and Their ‘Presentations of Self’ pp. 16-28

Kyla Ellis-Sloan

Ethics in Violence and Abuse Research - a Positive Empowerment Approach pp. 29-41

Julia Downes, Liz Kelly and Nicole Westmarland

Multidimensional Deprivation in Contemporary Switzerland across Social Groups and Time[1] pp. 42-55

Mario Lucchini, Christine Butti, Jenny Assi, Dario Spini and Laura Bernardi

Quota Sampling as an Alternative to Probability Sampling? An Experimental Study pp. 56-66

Keming Yang and Ahmad Banamah

Researching the Intangible: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study of the Everyday Practices of Belonging pp. 67-77

Julia Bennett

Migration and Long-Distance Commuting Histories and Their Links to Career Achievement in Germany: A Sequence Analysis pp. 78-94

Gil Viry, Heiko Rüger and Thomas Skora

Occupy as a Free Space - Mobilization Processes and Outcomes pp. 95-100

Silke Roth, Clare Saunders and Cristiana Olcese

Positionality and Ethics in the Qualitative Research of Migrants’ Homes pp. 111-120

Anna Pechurina

Re-Constructing the Map: NBC's Geographic Imagination and the Opening Ceremony for the 2012 London Olympics pp. 121-128

Andrew Shears and Emily Fekete

Introduction for Special Section: Attitudes: Ontology, Methodology, Impact pp. 129-131

Mark Elliot, David Voas and Alison Park

Towards a Sociology of Attitudes pp. 132-144

David Voas

What's Driving the Public? A Cross-Country Analysis of Political Attitudes, Human Values and Political Articulation pp. 145-158

Joakim Kulin and Alexander Seymer

Using Agent Based Modelling to Integrate Data on Attitude Change pp. 159-174

Edmund Chattoe-Brown

From Survey to Policy: Community Relations in Northern Ireland pp. 175-186

Paula Devine and Gillian Robinson

Education, Social Attitudes and Social Participation among Adults in Britain pp. 187-201

Lindsay Paterson

Attitudes to the Welfare State: A Systematic Review Approach to the Example of Ethnically Diverse Welfare States pp. 202-213

Trude Sundberg

Social Theory or Attitudinal Types: A Case Study of Attitudes towards Relationships pp. 214-223

Laura Watt and Mark Elliot

Book Review: Gender (Key Concepts) (Polity Key Concepts in the Social Sciences Series) pp. 224-225

Tristan Kennedy

Book Review: Dangerous Others, Insecure Societies pp. 226-227

Kevin Walby

Book Review: Reclaiming the F Word pp. 228-229

Carli-Ria Rowell

Book Review: Waiting for Jose pp. 230-231

Matthew Ward

Book Review: Anti-Capital: Human, Social and Cultural pp. 232-233

Arick Dakessian

Book Review: Social Media as Surveillance pp. 234-235

Andrew Mason