Hi all,
<br>
<br>Apologies to those who've received this via other mailing lists.
<br>
<br>Ros Williams and I are co-editing the next Sociology of Health and Illness
<br>monograph. The SHI monograph is both an online special issue (published
<br>'online first' so no wait for physical publication) then printed as an edited
<br>book. You can read more about the SHI monographs
<br>here. We welcome involvement from STS colleagues.
<br>
<br>The full CfP is attached, but below is its focus:
<br>
<br>Complicity: Methodologies of power, politics, and the ethics of knowledge
<br>production
<br>Global inequalities, colonial legacies, and the innumerable power imbalances
<br>striating the social world have never been more pertinent to social studies of
<br>health and illness. It is thus vital to interrogate how exactly we research
<br>these issues, as well as the ethics and politics of knowledge production
<br>relating to them. We ask, what problematic and productive complicities might
<br>we as researchers engage in as we endeavour to produce this knowledge? We
<br>understand complicity as a broad, explorative term for thinking through the
<br>methodological politics of contemporary sociological research into health and
<br>illness.
<br>
<br>If anybody has any interest in contributing, please do submit an abstract, or
<br>get in touch if any questions. We'd appreciate you forwarding this to any
<br>other interested people too, or any of your PhD students who may be nearing a
<br>position to publish in a relevant area and be interested in the opportunity.
<br>
<br>About the journal and monograph series
<br>
<br>Sociology of Health and Illness is a world leading journal for the medical
<br>sociology community (Impact factor 2.2; 30/148 in Sociology). Now in its 28th
<br>edition, The SHI Monograph Series has been publishing leading collections for
<br>several decades. Previous collections have been published in paperback and
<br>have been reasonably priced by Wiley-Blackwell. The collection will also be
<br>published as a special edition of the journal. Both Jisc and UK funders state
<br>it is compliant with Plan S.
<br>
<br>Best wishes,
<br>
<br>Greg and Ros
<br>
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