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Volume 22, issue 4, 2017

Comparative Process-oriented Research Using Social Media and Historical Text pp. 3-26

Dhiraj Murthy

‘Culture is a Meritocracy’: Why Creative Workers’ Attitudes may Reinforce Social Inequality pp. 27-47

Mark Taylor and Dave O’Brien

‘Your Past Makes You Who You Are’: Retrospective Parenting and Relational Resilience Among Black Caribbean British Young People pp. 48-65

Michela Franceschelli, Ingrid Schoon and Karen Evans

Reflexive Dialogues: Interaction and Writing as External Components of Personal Reflexivity pp. 66-86

Ana Caetano

Emotions, Everyday Life, and the Social Web: Age, Gender, and Social Web Engagement Effects on Online Emotional Expression pp. 87-104

Roser Beneito-Montagut

The Order of Human Interdependencies: Simulating Elias’ One-level Multi-person Models pp. 105-131

Kenneth Hemmerechts, Nohemi Jocabeth Echeverria Vicente and Dimokritos Kavadias

A Tale of Two Sociologies: Analyzing Versus Critique in UK Sociology pp. 132-151

Malcolm Williams, Luke Sloan and Charlotte Brookfield

Telehealth in Community Nursing: A Negotiated Order pp. 152-168

Bridgette Wessels, Jo Taylor and Lizzie Coates

Ethnography, Stakeholders, and Audiences: Toward Openness and Inclusivity pp. 169-173

Sarah Pink and Vaike Fors

Digital-visual Stakeholder Ethnography pp. 174-192

Sarah Pink, John Postill, Kerstin Leder Mackley and Nadia Astari

Multi-targeted ethnography and the Challenge of Engaging New Audiences and Publics pp. 193-207

Tom O’Dell

Evoking Imaginaries: Art Probing, Ethnography and More-than-academic Practice pp. 208-231

Robert Willim

Norm Critical Design and Ethnography: Possibilities, Objectives and Stakeholders pp. 232-252

Anna Isaksson, Emma Börjesson, Maja Gunn, Camilla Andersson and Karin Ehrnberger

Book Review: 100 Activities for Teaching Research Methods pp. 253-254

Amy Halls

Erratum pp. 255-255

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Corrigendum pp. 256-256

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Volume 22, issue 3, 2017

Dedication – Dr Simpson pp. 3-3

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‘It’s a Profession, it Isn’t a Job’: Police Officers’ Views on the Professionalisation of Policing in England pp. 4-20

Karen Lumsden

The Sexual Use of a Social Networking Site: The Case of Pup Twitter pp. 21-37

Liam Wignall

Using GPS Geo-tagged Social Media Data and Geodemographics to Investigate Social Differences: A Twitter Pilot Study pp. 38-56

Paul Chappell, Mike Tse, Minhao Zhang and Susan Moore

Critical Reflections on the Use of Bourdieu’s Tools ‘In Concert’ to Understand the Practices of Learning in Three Musical Sites pp. 57-77

Garth Stahl, Pamela Burnard and Rosie Perkins

The Experience of Zulu (Military) Time: An Examination of the Temporal Practices and Perceptions of UK Infantry pp. 78-94

John Hockey

Blogging With a Mission, Blogging Within a System: Chinese Government-organized NGOs, Corporate-organized NGOs, Grassroots, and Student Organizations on Weibo pp. 95-119

Huiquan Zhou and Quanxiao Pan

Institutions and Discourses on Childcare for Children Under the Age of Three in a Comparative French-Czech Perspective pp. 120-142

Hana Hašková and Radka Dudová

Investigating Differences in Brexit-vote Among Local Authorities in the UK: An Ecological Study on Migration- and Economy-related Issues pp. 143-164

Peter Tammes

What is Food Without Love? The Micro-politics of Food Practices Among South Asians in Britain, India, and Pakistan pp. 165-185

Punita Chowbey

Young Indonesian Musicians, Strategic Social Capital, Reflexivity, and Timing pp. 186-203

Oki Rahadianto Sutopo, Steven Threadgold and Pam Nilan

Corrigendum pp. 204-204

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Volume 22, issue 2, 2017

Introduction - Making Parents: Reproductive Technologies and Parenting Culture across Borders pp. 1-5

Charlotte Faircloth and Zeynep Gurtin

?We All Black Innit??: Analysing Relations between African and African-Caribbean Groups in Britain pp. 6-19

Louise Owusu-Kwarteng

‘I Suppose I Think to Myself, That's the Best Way to Be a Mother’: How Ideologies of Parenthood Shape Women's Use of Social Egg Freezing Technology pp. 20-34

Kylie Baldwin

The Body, Technology and Translation: Mapping the Complexity of Online Embodiment pp. 35-47

Seweryn Rudnicki

Making ‘Assisted World Families’? Parenting Projects and Family Practices in the Context of Globalised Gamete Donation pp. 48-58

Nicky Hudson

Network Composition, Individual Social Capital and Culture: Comparing Traditional and Post-Modernized Cultures pp. 59-78

Julia Häuberer and Alexander Tatarko

Parenthood and Partnerhood in the Context of Involuntary Childlessness and Assisted Reproduction in Greece pp. 79-95

Aglaia Chatjouli, Ivi Daskalaki and Venetia Kantsa

Russian-Speaking Immigrants in Post-Soviet Estonia: Towards Generation Fragmentation or Integration in Estonian Society pp. 96-117

Ellu Saar, Siim Krusell and Jelena Helemae

Friendship, Gender and Sexual Experience: Retrospective Narratives about the Formation of a Sexual Self during Youth pp. 118-129

Verónica Policarpo

Is Information Power? Comparing Anonymous and Open Egg Donation pp. 130-141

Amy Speier

The Contribution of Mothers’ Employment on Their Family's Chances of Ending Welfare Benefit Receipt in Germany. Analysis of a Two-Stage Process pp. 142-162

Torsten Lietzmann

Affective De-Commodifying, Economic De-Kinning: Surrogates’ and Gay Fathers’ Narratives in U.S. Surrogacy pp. 163-175

Marcin Smietana

Just One? Solo Dining, Gender and Temporal Belonging in Public Spaces pp. 176-186

Kinneret Lahad and Vanessa May

Practice Makes Parents: Commentary on the Special Issue on “Making Parents: Reproductive Technologies and Parenting Culture across Borders†pp. 187-189

Charis Thompson

Doing Gender in a Hospital Setting: Reflections of a Male Researcher pp. 190-203

Gareth M. Thomas

Significance Testing is Still Wrong, and Damages Real Lives: A Brief Reply to Spreckelsen and Van Der Horst, and Nicholson and McCusker pp. 204-210

Stephen Gorard

Book Review pp. 211-214

Christos Orfanidis

Book Review pp. 215-220

Conor Dowling

Volume 22, issue 1, 2017

Why Marry? The Role of Tradition in Women's Marital Aspirations pp. 1-14

Julia Carter

Researching Migration in a Superdiverse Society: Challenges, Methods, Concerns and Promises pp. 15-27

Lisa Goodson and Aleksandra Grzymala-Kazlowska

The Unknown Victims: Hegemonic Masculinity, Masculinities, and Male Sexual Victimisation pp. 28-47

Aliraza Javaid

Exploring an Absent Presence: Wayfinding as an Embodied Sociocultural Experience pp. 48-67

Paul Symonds, David H.K. Brown and Valeria Lo Iacono

Emotional Reflexivity and the Guiding Principle of Objectivity in an Inter-Disciplinary, Multi-Method, Longitudinal Research Project pp. 68-80

John Stephen Mckenzie

Interrogating Trans and Sexual Identities through the Conceptual Lens of Translocational Positionality pp. 81-94

Michaela Rogers and Anya Ahmed

Making a House in Multiple Occupation a Home: Using Visual Ethnography to Explore Issues of Identity and Well-Being in the Experience of Creating a Home Amongst HMO Tenants pp. 95-112

Caroline Barratt and Gill Green

Measuring Cultural Capital: Taste and Legitimate Culture of Czech Youth pp. 113-129

OndÅ™ej Å paÄ Ek

On the Role of Values in Social Research: Weber Vindicated? pp. 130-141

Martyn Hammersley

Introduction: Class and Christianity pp. 142-145

Sarah-Jane Page, Mathew Guest and Yvette Taylor

‘I Want There to be no Glass Ceiling:’ Evangelicals’ Engagements with Class, Education, and Urban Childhoods pp. 146-160

Anna Strhan

Religion and Social Class: Theory and Method after Bourdieu pp. 161-173

Andrew Mckinnon

Mediating ‘Aspirant’ Religious-Sexual Futures: In God's Hands? pp. 174-186

Yvette Taylor

Anglican Clergy Husbands Securing Middle-Class Gendered Privilege through Religion pp. 187-199

Sarah-Jane Page

Students’ Constructions of a Christian Future: Faith, Class and Aspiration in University Contexts pp. 200-212

Mathew Guest and Kristin Aune

‘The Person God Made Me to Be’: Navigating Working-Class and Christian Identities in English Evangelical Christianity pp. 213-225

Joanne McKenzie

Book Review: Carling-Jenkins, Rachel pp. 226-229

Joanne Heeney

Book Review: Ralph, David, Gray, Jane and Geraghty, Ruth pp. 230-233

Amy Andrada

Book Review: Balanced Ethics Review: A Guide for Institutional Review Board Members pp. 234-235

Pramod Regmi and Edwin van Teijlingen