How older women use TikTok to redefine ageing: representation, visibility and the sociology of ageing in the platform era.

A bibliometric analysis of research on the pedagogy of death: how death education has developed and where it is heading.

Mayer’s review of life course research: trends, empirical findings and the sociology of the human life course.

The anthropology of food and eating: commodities, social change, food insecurity, ritual and identity, from Mintz and Du Bois (2002).

Beyond the knowledge deficit: how lay and expert attitudes to food risks differ and why information alone is not enough.

Current perspectives on American religion and society: growth and themes in the sociology of religion.

Care infrastructures and everyday health practices: how people in health promotion programmes manage their health.

Why women do more care work than men: the gendered care economy, its causes and consequences for health and policy.

What is sofalizing? How emerging adults socialise digitally from home, and what it means for wellbeing.