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202. Schizoid subjectivities?: re-theorizing teen girls' sexual cultures in an era of 'sexualization' [Paper in special issue: Youth: Identities, Transitions, Cultures. Geldens, Paula; Lincoln, Sian and Hodkinson, Paul (eds)]
203. Transitions, local culture and human dignity: rural young men in a changing world [Paper in special issue: Youth: Identities, Transitions, Cultures. Geldens, Paula; Lincoln, Sian and Hodkinson, Paul (eds)]
204. Youth transitions, unemployment and underemployment: plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose? [Paper in special issue: Youth: Identities, Transitions, Cultures. Geldens, Paula; Lincoln, Sian and Hodkinson, Paul (eds)]
205. Youth: identities, transitions, cultures: editorial [Paper in special issue: Youth: Identities, Transitions, Cultures. Geldens, Paula; Lincoln, Sian and Hodkinson, Paul (eds)]
206. What the country tells us: the place of the 'rural' in contemporary studies of cinema. [Paper in themed section: Cinema-going, Audiences and Exhibition. Aveyard, Karina and Moran, Albert (eds).]
207. 'When the movie started, we all got along': Generation Y remembers movie night. [Paper in themed section: Cinema-going, Audiences and Exhibition. Aveyard, Karina and Moran, Albert (eds).]
208. Postcards from the Imagination: Using Letters to Teach Sociological Concepts.
209. Antecedents of facades of conformity: when can employees “be themselves”?
210. Does audit quality moderate the impact of environmental, social and governance disclosure on firm value? Further evidence from Egypt
211. Blockchain in accounting and auditing: unveiling challenges and unleashing opportunities for digital transformation in Egypt
212. Exploring the contributions of concepts of time to pension studies in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom
213. Post-COVID-19 poverty in France: magnitude, manifestations and actors from nine case studies
214. Contesting the boundaries of marianismo and entrepreneurial identity: meanings of motherhood amongst Latin American migrant women entrepreneurs
215. Challenges of orientalist productions and frames of an imagined other: a media monitoring analysis
216. “Decolonizing” the minds of children in Africa: Youssef in Egypt and Achebe in Nigeria
217. Immigrant Indians’ identity in second-generation Asian American context: interpretation of ethnicity, gender and religion
218. The depoliticisation of social policy through financial inclusion
219. Undeclared activities on digital labour platforms: an exploratory study
220. The passion and melancholia of performing dietitian [Paper in special issue: Sociology of Food and Eating. Ward, Paul; Coveney, John and Henderson, Julie (eds)]
221. Editorial: A sociology of food and eating: why now? [Paper in special issue: Sociology of Food and Eating. Ward, Paul; Coveney, John and Henderson, Julie (eds)]
222. Competition, adaptation and mutation: fresh market and supermarket conventions in Thailand [Paper in special issue: Sociology of Food and Eating. Ward, Paul; Coveney, John and Henderson, Julie (eds)]
223. Using a Student-Staff Partnership to Map, Understand, and Develop the Digital Curriculum
224. The role of universities in Latin American social entrepreneurship ecosystems: a gender perspective
225. Identification of social scientifically relevant topics in an interview repository: a natural language processing experiment
226. Exploring women entrepreneurs' push–pull motives and challenges: empirical evidence in an emerging economy
227. The right of Russian fathers to parental leave: is a transformation of an established system necessary?
228. Confluent trust, accountability, procedural justice, British credit unions and regulatory reform after the global financial crisis
229. The efficacy of government strategies to control the COVID-19 pandemic
230. Decent work and subjective well-being in Mexico
231. Ethnic diversity in perceptions of discrimination among ten Asian American groups
232. We're all in this together: addressing post-pandemic challenges of Indian rural society
233. Tanzanian social policy in the new millennium – a cross-sectoral analysis from a gender perspective
234. Consumer trust in Thai street food vendors: implications for the post-pandemic era
235. Institutional dynamics and road accidents in the road haulage sector: the moderating role of information communication technology
236. The welfare of Ghanaian women in trade: the role of English and French language literacy
237. Political change, elections, and stock market indicators: a generalized method of moment analysis
238. The Rohingya refugee crisis: political and humanitarian perspectives
239. Practicing citizenship privately: ethical self-fashioning and citizen-making in the revival of “Chinese Traditional Culture”
240. CEO international experience and firm performance revisited: What’s culture got to do with it?
241. Panacea or poison? Exploring the paradoxical problematizations of loneliness, technology and youth in Norwegian and UK policymaking
242. Evaluation of the implementation of merit criteria in the selection of senior bureaucratic officials in Egypt
243. Much ahead of her times: Annie Besant’s life and journalism as a framework for sustainable women empowerment model
244. Entrepreneurial ecosystem, gig economy practices and Women's entrepreneurship: the case of Lebanon
245. #MeToo, Covid-19 and the new workplace: re-examining institutional discrimination's impact on workplace harassment of expatriates following two exogenous shocks
246. A Race Equality Foundation Briefing Paper
247. What are we doing when we analyse conversation?: Keynote Address, 'Branching Out': the 6th Australasian Symposium on Conversation Analysis and Membership Categorisation Analysis [Paper in special issue: Ethnological Approaches to Communication. Butler, Carly W.; Fitzgerald, Richard and Gardner, Rod (eds).]
248. Some thoughts on the accountability of crime and disorder reduction partnerships and the police in response to the White Paper on police reform, Building Communities, Beating Crime
249. The sociodemographic determinants of stress level among the parents of preterm infants
250. Let the facts speak, not the pictures: an experimental survey on rape narratives
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