Dr Gary Hazeldine

• Social and Cultural theory
• Social Inequalities
• Cultural Sociology
• Sociology of Higher Education

• BA (Hons) Social and Cultural Studies, University of Derby (first class)
• MA Social and Cultural theory, Staffordshire University
• Post-Graduate Certificate in Social Science Research Methods (Distinction), Nottingham Trent University
• PG Cert (Higher Education), Birmingham City University
• PhD Sociology, University of Birmingham

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Gary currently teaches undergraduate students on:

• 'Sociological Perspectives’
• ‘Contemporary Social Theory' modules.

• Gary's current research focuses on (i) cultural representations of genocide (particularly filmic representations) and (ii) contemporary Fascism.

Gary is interested in supervising PhD theses in the following areas:

• Social and Cultural Theory
• Cultural Sociology (particularly in relation to music, film, literature and/or art)
• Sociology of Higher Education
• Social Inequalities
• Contemporary Fascism

Books:

• Salem A, Hazeldine G & Morgan D (ed.) (2018) Higher Education in Post-Communist States: Comparative and Sociological Perspectives. Stuttgart: Ibidem Press.

Journal articles:

• Hazeldine, G (2017) Pathologies of Recognition: Axel Honneth and the Renewed Possibility of a Critical Theory of Society. Sociologija. Mintis ir Veiksmas/Sociology: Thought and Action, vol. 40 (1), pp. 135-172.

Book chapters:

• Salem A, Hazeldine G, & Morgan D (2018) ‘The Ends of Higher Education’ in Salem A, Hazeldine G & Morgan D (ed.) (2018) Higher Education in Post-Communist States: Comparative and Sociological Perspectives. Stuttgart: Ibidem Press.

Other:

• Hazeldine L, Hazeldine G, & Beighton C (2019) Analysing Multimodal Data in Complex Social Spaces 
  SAGE Research Methods Datasets