Search results: Sage Journals

Open accessResearch articleFirst published 2024

Banal humour and social order: Overlooked affects in staff interaction with incarcerated boys

Anna G Franzén, Rickard Jonsson

Incarceration: An international journal of imprisonment,detention and coercive confinement

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2016

Sweeping as a site of temporal brokerage: Linking town and forest in Mozambique

Ingrid L Nelson

Critique of Anthropology

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published 2026

Carrying the stranger within: An American Jewish social worker’s reflection on diaspora,otherness,and the weight of moral responsibility

Hannah Biskind

Qualitative Social Work

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2025

Digital media and the banalization of deception

Simone Natale

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

Open accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2024

Breaking through banal consumerism? Representations of postconsumerist perspectives in mainstream press media

Kristina Boréus, Karin Bradley, Sofie Tornhill

Journal of Consumer Culture

Open accessResearch articleFirst published April, 2020

When Did Nationalism Become Banal? The Nationalization of the Domestic Sphere in Spain

Eric Storm

European History Quarterly

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2006

Religion,place and space: a framework for investigating historical geographies of religious identities and communities

Catherine Brace, Adrian R. Bailey, David C. Harvey

Progress in Human Geography

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2012

We Need to Talk about Cosmopolitanism: The Challenge of Studying Openness towards Other People

Michael Skey

Cultural Sociology

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2010

City Tour Guides: Urban Alchemists at Work

Jonathan R. Wynn

City & Community

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2020

Digital methods III: The digital mundane

Agnieszka Leszczynski

Progress in Human Geography

Open accessResearch articleFirst published 2024

Banal humour and social order: Overlooked affects in staff interaction with incarcerated boys

Anna G Franzén, Rickard Jonsson

Incarceration: An international journal of imprisonment,detention and coercive confinement

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2016

Sweeping as a site of temporal brokerage: Linking town and forest in Mozambique

Ingrid L Nelson

Critique of Anthropology

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published 2026

Carrying the stranger within: An American Jewish social worker’s reflection on diaspora,otherness,and the weight of moral responsibility

Hannah Biskind

Qualitative Social Work

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2025

Digital media and the banalization of deception

Simone Natale

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

Open accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2024

Breaking through banal consumerism? Representations of postconsumerist perspectives in mainstream press media

Kristina Boréus, Karin Bradley, Sofie Tornhill

Journal of Consumer Culture

Open accessResearch articleFirst published April, 2020

When Did Nationalism Become Banal? The Nationalization of the Domestic Sphere in Spain

Eric Storm

European History Quarterly

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2006

Religion,place and space: a framework for investigating historical geographies of religious identities and communities

Catherine Brace, Adrian R. Bailey, David C. Harvey

Progress in Human Geography

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2012

We Need to Talk about Cosmopolitanism: The Challenge of Studying Openness towards Other People

Michael Skey

Cultural Sociology

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2010

City Tour Guides: Urban Alchemists at Work

Jonathan R. Wynn

City & Community

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2020

Digital methods III: The digital mundane

Agnieszka Leszczynski

Progress in Human Geography