Why are fewer Ethnic Minorities voting for Labour?
The Left is gradually losing its longstanding support among ethnic minority voters. In the 2024 general election, Labour won less […]
Sociology in the News
politics
Contemporary Sociology
Sociological Perspectives on the December Strikes…
1.3 million workers are making just demands for better pay and conditions, but the neoliberal government is against them
Media
Limited Media Reporting of the Labour Conference 2022 – Ideological Agenda setting or just ‘news values’…?
Examples of The Metro’s right wing ideological bias in Autumn 2022.
Globalisation
What is Global Britain?
What will be Britain’s post-Brexit role in the world? Does leaving the EU mean we are now free to forge
Crime and Deviance
The Capitol Hill Insurrection, Post-Truth, Fascism and the Impeachment of Trump
I just listened to an interesting article on Radio 4 with historian Timothy Snyder discussing the Impeachment of Donald Trump
Media
Left and Right Wing Media Bias – Coverage of Dominic Cummings
Same news event, two very different ways of covering it!
Media
Was the BBC’s coverage of the 2019 election biased?
Is the UK biased against the conservatives? How do we even measure this?
Media, news values
Political bias in the media 2019
Examples of right wing media bias from the filthy Daily Mail, from the 2019 general election.
research methods, Statistics
What the public thinks of Boris Johnson
YouGov recently published a post outlining ‘Everything they know about what the public think of Boris Johnson‘ – these are
Religion and Conflict: The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Crusade Against Neoliberalism….
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, seems to be firmly against corporate greed and Tory neoliberal policies which allow Corporations