Dr Eugene Nulman
Senior Lecturer in Sociology
School of Social Sciences
- Email:
- eugene.nulman@bcu.ac.uk
- Phone:
- +44 (0)121 202 8673
Dr Eugene Nulman is very passionate and interested in social movements and social change and teaches to inspire. His academic work is driven by an emphasis in public sociology, bringing the academic knowledge to the wider community.
Areas of Expertise
- Social movements
- Political sociology
- Cultural studies
- Sociology of the media
- Environmental politics
Qualifications
- BA Political Science – University of California, Berkeley, 2008
- MA Political Sociology – University of Kent, 2010
- PhD Sociology – University of Kent, 2014
Memberships
- CES Social Movements Research Network
- European Consortium for Political Research
- Association for Learning Technology
Teaching
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State and Society
- Activism, Social Movements and Social Change
- Sociology of the Media
- Integrated Research Project (Sociology)
- Exploring Popular Culture
Research
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Book: Coronavirus Capitalism Goes to the Cinema
- Book: The Good, the Bad and the Possible: How Hollywood Shapes our Political Imaginary
Postgraduate Supervision
- Ashley Cole -
- Charlotte-Rose Kennedy -
Publications
Books
- Eugene Nulman (2015) 'Climate Change and Social Movements: Civil Society and the Development of National Climate Change Policy'. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Articles
- Nulman, E. In Press. Political Engagement Trajectories of Youth Activists Following Recruitment into High-Intensity Mobilisation, Journal of Youth Studies.
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Nulman, E. 2017. Neo-imperialism in solidarity organisations’ public discourses: collective action frames, resources and audiences. Third World Quarterly, 38(11): 2464-2481.
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Nulman, E., & Schlembach, R. 2017. Advances in social movement theory since the global financial crisis. European Journal of Social Theory, 17(3): 258–74.
- Eugene Nulman and Suay M. Özkula (2016) ‘Environmental nongovernmental organizations’ digital media practices toward environmental sustainability and implications for informational governance’, Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, Special Issue on Informational Governance and Sustainability.
- Eugene Nulman (2015) ‘Dynamic interactions in contentious episodes: social movements, industry, and political parties in the contention over Heathrow’s third runway’ Environmental Politics.
- Eugene Nulman (2015) ‘Media exposure of novel protests: domestic femininity in news coverage of the Great Railway Adventure protests’, Media, Culture and Society, 37:6. 922-936.
- Adriano Zamperini, Marialuisa Menegatto, Giovanni A. Travaglino and Eugene Nulman (2013) ‘Social Representations of Protest and Police after the Genoa G8 Summit: A qualitative Analysis of Activist accounts of Events’ Papers on Social Representations, Special issue: Social Representations of Peace and Conflict. 21:15.1-15.30.
Book Chapters
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Vasilikou, C. & Nulman E. 2018. ‘Mapping Political Graffiti: Urban Appropriations of Public Space’, Urban Artscapes: Essays on Political, Cultural and Social Contexts, Jefferson, NC: McFarland. 114-130.
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Rootes, C. & Nulman, E. 2015. ‘The Impacts of Environmental protection’, in D. Della Porta and M. Diani (eds.) Oxford Handbook of Social Movements, Oxford: Oxford University Press. 729-41.
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Nulman, E. 2013. Representation of Women in the Age of Globalized Film, Gender Studies in the Age of Globalization, Vol IX: Gender Roles in Cinematic and Theatrical Readings. New York: Addleton Academic Publishers.