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Author: Sevasti-Melissa Nolas

Revisiting nowhere in particular?

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At our team meeting yesterday the subject of blogging came up again – it is a permanent fixture on our agenda. What do we blog about? How often? A lot or a little? The use of blogs in social science research is a recurrent theme in the academic blogosphere. My vision for Connectors is that …

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What’s the frequency, Kenneth?*

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I recently contributed a short piece to the Sussex European Institute newsletter (link to follow) focusing on one of five critiques that I’m developing of the current state of children’s participation. I call this the institutional critique. The critique runs something along the lines that, despite large material, symbolic and practical investments to develop institutional …

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