Winner of the 2022 SAANZ Student Blog Writing Competition The enigmatic concept of a work/life balance seems to exist only
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Student Plenary
Submissions Closed July 1st SAANZ Student Representatives and the 2022 Conference Organising Committee are calling for expressions of interest for
New Zealand Sociology Special Issue
We are pleased to announce the publication of New Zealand Sociology Issue 37(1) 2022: Special Issue When Mana Whenua and Mana
2021 Exceptional Service: Steve Matthewman
Steve Matthewman2021 SAANZ Exceptional Service Award Winner This year we are making a highly deserved Exceptional Service Award to Steve Matthewman for
My Pepeha is not a River: Finding Ways to Decolonise my Filipino Identity by Leal Rodriguez
Runner-up in the 2021 SAANZ Student Blog Writing Competition What’s your pepeha? A Filipino-Kiwi once asked if there was a
2021 Graduate Essay Prize Winner
The judging panel of the 2021 SAANZ Graduate Essay Competition (Trudie Cain, Fairleigh Gilmore, and Jessica Terruhn) are pleased to
New Zealand Sociology – New Editorial Team
New editorial teamNew website and more news!Tell us what you think Tēnā koutou kātoa, We are pleased to introduce you
Being an Early Career Researcher today: reflections of a sociologist in industry by Orin Lockyer
Early career researchers have always had difficulties in finding relevant employment that makes the most of their skills. Those who
In Defence of Sociology
Authors: Steve Matthewman (University of Auckland), Stella Pennell (Massey University), Johanna Schmidt (University of Waikato), Roslyn Kerr (Lincoln University), Eva
“Team of Five Million”: The crucial role of the New Zealand national identity during the COVID-19 pandemic by Grace Miller
Runner-up in the 2021 SAANZ Student Blog Writing Competition Following its nationwide outbreak at the beginning of last year, COVID-19