Julien, C. (2014). Bourdieu, Social Capital and Online Interaction. Sociology, 1–18. Abstract While there has been much discussion in recent decades on the nature of social capital and its importance

I have written before about what in my opinion football and academic research seem to have in common: the constant struggle to achieve symbolic capital. Football as a field of

The most serious criticism faced by Axel Honneth and his attempt to develop a critical theory of recognition, relates to the place of power relations vis-à-vis the relational world. In

Some blogposts ago I ruminated on what Bourdieu would have said about the Web. Without more concrete sources about his thoughts on which to draw - given that the web

Bourdieu passed away just as the web was starting to emerge as a social phenomenon worthy of our attention. As a new space for socialisation and participation, Bourdieu would have

Just published: The habitus of digital scholars. Research in Learning Technology, 21(0). The paper is based on my PhD research. The article looks at academic researchers’ perceptions of scholarship practices