SSPC at the University of Southampton

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News and updates from the Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology Department at University of Southampton 14th in the UK for Sociology and 4th for Criminology (Times University Rankings 2026) #AcademicSky #Sociology #CrimSky #Criminology

My research calls for a fundamental shift in how policymakers, practitioners, and scholars understand children's vulnerability to radicalisation—one that centres their protection while maintaining community safety. I welcome your thoughts and engagement with this work 🤓

🗣️ New year, new publication! ✍ I'm delighted to share my new article, "Exploited for the Cause?: The Potential for a Cross-Harm Approach to Children's Online Engagement in Terrorism," published #openaccess in the British Journal of Criminology: doi.org/10.1093/bjc/...

Exploited for the Cause?: The Potential for a Cross-Harm Approach to Children’s Online Engagement in Terrorism

Abstract. The traditional intersection of exploitation and terrorism lies within armed conflict, whereby individuals are subjected to physical abuses for f

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The second of the two articles is by @lizziereed.bsky.social and @robinskyer.bsky.social, exploring disability, failure and UKHE. You can read it here: doi.org/10.1177/0038... (now with a working link!)

SSPC at the University of Southampton@sspcatsoton.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Two of the three most recently published articles on @thesociologicalreview.org are by academics from our department! Congratulations all. You can read fascinating work from @rosedwards.bsky.social and Val Gillies on challenges of researching academic wives at doi.org/10.1177/00380261251375423

This article outlines key findings from our ESRC-funded research project which revealed digital harms that arise when parents disclose children’s information online. Awareness raising resources for parents & briefings for stakeholders including policy makers are available at: www.protechthem.org

Children at risk of identity theft and fraud from 'sharenting'

Researchers at the University of Southampton are warning of the dangers of posting your children's photos online.

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🎓 Are you a PhD, ECR, or Teaching Fellow researching gender & inequalities at @unisouthampton.bsky.social ? 💡 Apply for up to £150 to fund fieldwork or conferences! ✍️ Deadline: 2 Ma. For more on how to apply, please see: generic.wordpress.soton.ac.uk/gain/researc... Email us 📩 GAIN@soton.ac.uk

Research Opportunities – Gender and Inequalities Research Centre, University of Southampton

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Q: Whose shoulders are today’s sociologists standing upon? 📚 🪜 A: Some of them are sociologists’ wives👩🏻‍💼✍️ Read about role of social researchers’ wives in post-war British studies, inc. Phyllis Willmott, Pat Marsden, Sheila Jackson/Abrams, Ruth Townsend, Kay Titmuss #openaccess

#ThanksForTyping … and the fieldwork: the role of sociologists’ wives in classic British studies | Serendipities. Journal for the Sociology and History of the Social Sciences

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