Meet the Editor for @sociologylens.bsky.social Dr. Bekir Duzcan is Editor-in-Chief. His research spans historical sociology, the sociology of art, media history, and the social history of cinema. Have a special issue proposal? Get in touch with Dr. Duzcan directly. https://bit.ly/45wR2S0

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Congratulations to @sociologylens.bsky.social (formerly Journal of Historical Sociology), now ranked Q1 in History in both Web of Science and Scopus. Founded in 1988, the journal continues to bridge historical sociology with contemporary sociological debate. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4fv5U9n

Birth doulas absorb the emotional weight of one of life's most intense experiences — over and over again. How do they learn to care deeply without burning out? New research in @soc-forum.bsky.social explores empathy socialization among birth doulas. https://bit.ly/44R0sHT

The EU keeps promising to fix the polycrisis. New research in Contemporary European Politics asks whether it's reaching for the same logic that caused it in the first place. Read open access: https://bit.ly/4w9omcU

Big news! European Journal of Education is going fully #OpenAccess in January 2027. Start exploring the journal now 🔗 https://bit.ly/4vmneCb

The EU can defend against China's 5G risks. Using economic power offensively? That's where it stalls. New research in the Journal of Common Market Studies on the limits of the EU's geoeconomic turn. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4g1j7H7

The #NAIDOC2026 theme is ""50 Years of Deadly""! Read our Researcher Feature with Torres Strait Islander Man, Kevin Smith - the first Indigenous man to be appointed as President of the National Native Title Tribunal. https://bit.ly/44tpD2U

🗓️ New month, new research. Our July edit of research fresh from our journals. Explore the latest issues from across our Social Sciences and Humanities journals. Links to the issues in the comments ⬇️

On World Population Day, who is doing the caring, and at what cost? New research explores how transnational families in Europe navigate intergenerational care across borders, and the intersecting inequalities that shape their wellbeing. https://bit.ly/4y8ZyDM

How are masculinities understood, theorized, and lived within families? @ncfr.bsky.social Special Issue on Critical Masculinities brings together 18 articles offering intersectional, reflexive perspectives on gender in families. https://bit.ly/4p7Qgnw

People with intellectual disabilities remain significantly underrepresented in health research, and the barriers lie within the system, not the participants. Explore the top-cited article in @jidr-wiley.bsky.social, contributing to the increased Impact Factor of 2.4: https://bit.ly/4wBUOoW

Happy #NAIDOC2026! Explore our free 2026 NAIDOC Research Collection, showcasing the latest research on social science, anthropology, politics, archaeology, and more! 🔗: https://bit.ly/4wrp1GW

Big news! European Journal of Education is going fully #OpenAccess in January 2027. Start exploring the journal now 🔗 https://bit.ly/4vmneCb

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🔍 Looking for a home for your social science research? As a multidisciplinary social sciences journal, Kōtuitui covers subject matter of widespread relevance and interest to social science researchers across the globe. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4wpETKi @royalsocietynz.bsky.social

Meet the Editor of Kōtuitui! 🌟 Professor Bruce Curtis is a sociologist at the University of Waikato whose research explores everything from agriculture & higher education to how new technologies are transforming work & organizations. Learn more: https://bit.ly/44BJEnY @royalsocietynz.bsky.social

Read the Kōtuitui articles featured in our Māori Research Collection on Health & Wellbeing - from cultural sleep studies to creative co-design methodologies to Kaupapa frameworks. Visit the collection here ➡️ https://bit.ly/449b5W5 @royalsocietynz.bsky.social

Explore Kōtuitui: New Zealand Journal of Social Sciences Online! 🎉 Kōtuitui international, open access journal interweaving social science research from Aotearoa and beyond 🔓 Learn more about what Kōtuitui has to offer here: https://bit.ly/3SvcIef @royalsocietynz.bsky.social

Monthly Journal Spotlight 🔦 A new open access journal from the @bpsofficial.bsky.social — covering human interaction with natural and built environments, from urban design and sustainability to climate response. All methods and disciplines welcomed. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4fVmj7G

Family science has largely overlooked masculinities — until now. A @ncfr.bsky.social special issue brings 18 articles challenging how masculinities are understood, theorized, and studied within families, from an intersectional and critically reflexive lens. Read the issue: https://bit.ly/4uzMLax

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60 years of TESOL Quarterly! The latest issue marks a major milestone — a special anniversary edition celebrating six decades of field-defining research in language teaching and learning. Read the special issue: https://bit.ly/4xmx1KJ

Research you should know this week 🔎 Three studies this week — covering why Africa's resource wealth isn't securing food, water and energy, what migrant education success means for social mobility policy, and how evaluation can advance racial equity. Links in the comments ⬇️

Could you be the next Editor of the Journal of Family Theory & Review? JFTR are seeking applications for the next editorial team to lead one of the leading journals in family science — advancing theory, research, and practice. Apply by 1 August 2026: https://bit.ly/4arpn7V

Are you a Gen Z researcher in the UK? PhD students and early career researchers (ages 20–30) are invited to take part in a 60-minute Zoom interview on AI, and the future of research. Contact John Akeroyd, or read the details: https://bit.ly/3RQ5MYO @learnedpublishing.bsky.social

📢 @sociologylens.bsky.social has multiple special issue call for papers open right now — and they're tackling some of the most urgent questions in contemporary sociology: Browse the call for papers and submit your research today ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ea8M9F

Open Competition for the Journal of Common Market Studies 2028 Special Issues JCMS is inviting applications for guest editorships of its 2028 Special Issues. Two issues. Spring and Autumn 2028. Submission deadline: 3 July 2026. Apply now: https://bit.ly/3QgPqYu

See the photos from a successful Contemporary European Politics strategy day! 🤝 Bringing editors and Wiley colleagues together for great conversations on shaping the journal's future, strengthening impact, and growing the research community. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4aEB4rU

How much bureaucratic hassle can people tolerate before giving up healthcare? With 28 news outlets mentions, and 14 citations, research in Public Administration Review assessed burden tolerance amid the Medicaid Great Unwinding. Read the research ➡️ https://ow.ly/M7Za50Z4q1K