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socialisation I housing and urban studies | social class LSE Methodology | LSE Sociology
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Meritocracy from below: Dreams, divisions, and the struggle for merit in a stigmatised neighbourhood Anthony Miro Born Volume 29, 2025 - Issue 3-4
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Tim White
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I have an article in the Guardian today on how finance capitalism is wreaking havoc on housing across Europe
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Across Europe, the financial sector has pushed up house prices. It's a political timebomb | Tim White
We’ve been living in a great experiment: can finance provide basic human rights such as housing? The answer is increasingly no, says researcher and writer Tim White
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jul/07/europe-financial-sector-house-prices-politics
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LSE Sociology
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🌟
@miroborn.bsky.social
was awarded the Outstanding PhD Researcher Impact prize for his project "From PhD Research to Comic: The Price of Social Mobility". This award recognises excellence in impact achieved during or within a year of completing PhD research.
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ISI: Munich International Stone Center for Inequality Research
3 months ago
Soon:
@miroborn.bsky.social
on wealthy neighbourhoods—how affluence gets its aesthetic, its status, its power. ✨ 🗓️ july 2 | 12:15 | room 309
@isi-munich.bsky.social
Also: he made a comic about class, mobility and how moving up doesn’t always mean fitting in:
www.anthonymiroborn.com/comic
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My new article in
@city-journal.bsky.social
argues for a critical understanding of the meritocratic ideal among urban researchers. In particular, it explores the consequences of how this ideal is reproduced in stigmatised neighbourhoods:
doi.org/10.1080/1360...
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@lsemethodology.bsky.social
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Meritocracy from below: dreams, divisions, and the struggle for merit in a stigmatised neighbourhood
The ideal of a meritocratic society continues to exert significant normative power in political and public discourse, including in discussions about marginalised spaces and neighbourhoods. However,...
https://doi.org/10.1080/13604813.2025.2512625
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SFB 1265
4 months ago
Out now
#OpenAccess!📖
'Intersectionality and the City' brings together intersectional and spatial perspectives to sharpen our understanding of urban inequalities. Edited by
@miroborn.bsky.social
,
@ckulz.bsky.social
,
@sungungang.bsky.social
& Lucie Bernroider ⬇️
www.routledge.com/Intersection...
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Linus Westheuser
5 months ago
Very cool:
@miroborn.bsky.social
made a comic narrating findings from his research on class, social mobility and stigmatized neighborhoods. You can find it here in English and German:
www.anthonymiroborn.com/comic
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LSE Methodology
5 months ago
📚 From Research to Comic:
@miroborn.bsky.social
's Exploration of Social Mobility 🔗 Together with illustrator Irem Kurt, ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow Anthony Miro Born created a short comic on social mobility. Read more ➡️
www.lse.ac.uk/Methodology/...
Read the comic 👉
www.anthonymiroborn.com/comic
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Cody Hochstenbach
5 months ago
I received these comics by
@miroborn.bsky.social
on growing up in a stigmatized neighbourhood and subsequent social mobility in the mail today. Great example of knowledge dissemination! Online here:
www.anthonymiroborn.com/comic
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Peer Review in 2025.
6 months ago
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Miro Born
ISI: Munich International Stone Center for Inequality Research
6 months ago
Join us for the first ISI INTERNATIONAL WEALTH CONFERENCE in Munich, October 9-11 2025 CfP:
www.lmu.de/isi/en/lates...
Submit a short abstract or paper by April 28. Keynotes by Annette Lareau & Lane Kenworthy. And if you arrive a few days early, you can catch the last weekend of Oktoberfest :)
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Very interesting Special Issue!
@sociologicalreview.bsky.social
add a skeleton here at some point
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Sam Friedman
7 months ago
Interesting new paper looking at how class ceiling effects are driven by stigmatising cross-class interactions in universities and the workplace
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Sol Gamsu
7 months ago
I wrote this for
@bjsociology.bsky.social
on organising in universities & the work we all need to do to defend & remake the university. It's a reflection on being heavily involved in UCU with practical tips on what everyone can do, esp. now with redundancies.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
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If You Want the University to Change, Don't Theorise—Organise!
Organising as workers to build industrial power within our universities is a key element of how we respond to redundancies, marketisation and other political pressures on higher education. This piece...
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1468-4446.13200
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Miro Born
RC21-ISA
7 months ago
Online seminar with Troels Schultz Larsen and Kristian Nagel Delica, who will present their book Fragmenting Cities, with a special focus on the emergence, life and effects of the "ghetto list" in Denmark. March 4 at 13:15 CET. Register here:
forms.office.com/pages/respon...
#urban
#sociology
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The Sociological Review Foundation
7 months ago
What does
#sociology
have to say about
#gender
&
#class
in 2025? Join renowned feminist sociologists Bev Skeggs,
@jolittler.bsky.social
&
@michaelacbenson.bsky.social
in the first of the Foundation’s new Conversation series. 📅 12 March 18.30–20.00 UTC
#online
#IWD2025
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https://buff.ly/4gOe3TB
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Sam Friedman
8 months ago
Exciting lineup for the launch of Sarah Kerr’s brilliant new book on wealth inequality at LSE Next Wednesday evening. Do sign up!
www.lse.ac.uk/Internationa...
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Wealth, poverty and enduring inequality: let's talk wealtherty
Public event at LSE | Sarah Kerr, Armine Ishkanian, Rajiv Prabhakar, Frank Soodeen | Weds 19 February, 6.00 to 7.30pm
https://www.lse.ac.uk/International-Inequalities/Events/Wealth-Poverty-and-Enduring-Inequality-Lets-talk-wealtherty
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Nora Waitkus
8 months ago
🚨Job alert 🚨 I am looking for two PhD students to work on (comparative) economic inequalities, broadly defined 💰📈💸 The positions are fully funded (E13, 100%), 4 years (with possibility of a 1y extension), and in beautiful Heidelberg! 🏰
adb.zuv.uni-heidelberg.de/info/INFO_FD...
Deadline is Feb 28!
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Stellenausschreibungen an der Universität Heidelberg
Infosystem der ZUV
https://adb.zuv.uni-heidelberg.de/info/INFO_FDB$.startup?MODUL=LS&M1=1&M2=0&M3=0&PRO=36643
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Jo Littler
8 months ago
Out now: my new article ‘Model Minority Authoritarianism: Social Mobility and the New Anti-Equality Agenda’ in South Atlantic Quarterly
@dukepress.bsky.social
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Model Minority Authoritarianism: Social Mobility and the New Anti-equality Agenda
This article puts forward a cultural‐political formation it terms “model minority authoritarianism.” The idea of the model minority has both been venerated as the virtuous face of immigration and/or n...
https://read.dukeupress.edu/south-atlantic-quarterly/article/124/1/57/394664/Model-Minority-Authoritarianism-Social-Mobility?guestAccessKey=0e865412-fc0e-4ac6-8a4b-85e35229c2b0
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Miro Born
The Sociological Review Foundation
8 months ago
What can Kilburn High Road &
@liverpoolfc1.bsky.social
tell us about the relationality of walking?
@emmakjackson.bsky.social
& Agata Lisiak revisit Doreen Massey’s canonical essay “A Global Sense of Place”.
#OnlineFirst
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🎙️Listen to Emma & Agata
#SpatialDelight
:
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Tim White
8 months ago
I have an article in the Guardian today on the loophole pushing Berlin’s housing crisis to new extremes
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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The strange loophole that transformed Berlin from tenant’s paradise to landlord’s playground | Tim White
Germany’s capital was known for its affordable rents. Now ‘furnished temporary’ flats risk destroying the heart of the city, says researcher and writer Tim White
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jan/22/berlin-housing-crisis-germany-rents-flats
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The Sociological Review Foundation
8 months ago
Imogen Tyler takes a closer look at the connections between land enclosures in England and in the wider colonial world. 🔎 Our
#ConnectedSociologies
Curriculum Project offers free open-access educational resources, including video lectures, reading lists and detailed lesson plans.
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Oliver Nachtwey
8 months ago
Das mediale Problem der Causa Koppetsch wird in diesem Text nur gestreift. Sie wurde von den Medien zur „AfD-Erklärerin“ gemacht, dabei hat sie in ihrem Buch die AfD nicht erklärt, sondern verklärt. Sie hat die Narrative der AfD legitimiert, indem sie ihnen soziologische Geltung verschafft hat.
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Schwere Plagiatsvorwürfe: AfD-Erklärerin Cornelia Koppetsch droht Verlust der Professur
Es ist ein wissenschaftlicher Bankrott: Die Soziologin Cornelia Koppetsch hat offenbar auch in ihrer Habilitationsschrift plagiiert. Nun zieht ihre Hochschule Konsequenzen.
https://www.spiegel.de/kultur/cornelia-koppetsch-droht-nach-plagiatsvorwuerfen-verlust-der-professur-a-f1cf1894-b4e6-41eb-8945-f14a761a1ea6
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Bryan Boyle
9 months ago
Mine and
@dvandebroeck.bsky.social
’s paper on ‘The Labor of Distinction’ is out now in ASR. Drawing from an ethnography that involved training and working as a butler, we tell a larger story about elites and inequality (1/18)
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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Soziopolis
9 months ago
„Born to Rule“ von Sam Friedman und Aaron Reeves ist die empirisch umfangreichste Untersuchung der seit 125 Jahren weitgehend konstanten britischen Elitenstruktur. Rezensent Lion Hubrich fragt nach Perspektiven für die deutsche Elitensoziologie:
www.soziopolis.de/die-beharrli...
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Tim White
9 months ago
New special issue on ‘Housing Disruptions’ critically examining the digital transformation of housing and home. Edited by Dallas Rogers,
@sophiamaalsen.bsky.social
and myself in Digital Geography and Society. Contributions as follows:
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Jamie Peck
10 months ago
pls share: funded by EPA: Economy & Space, up to 8 travel + accommodation stipends available to enable doctoral & postdoctoral researchers to participate in the "ideational geographies" workshop at UBC, June 11-13, 2025. Application details:
blogs.ubc.ca/peck/researc...
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Ideational geographies workshop
https://blogs.ubc.ca/peck/research/ideational-geographies-workshop/
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