Dr Gary Hazeldine

• Social and Cultural theory (with particular reference to Hegelian and Western Marxist philosophical traditions)
• Social Inequalities
• Cultural Sociology (with particular reference to music)
• Sociology of Higher Education

• BA (Hons) Social and Cultural Studies, University of Derby
• 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 teaches the following Sociology modules:

• Classical Social Theory (2^nd year core module)
• Contemporary Social Theory (2^nd year core module)
• Music and Society (3^rd year optional module)

Gary's current research focuses on (i) cultural representations of genocide (particularly filmic representations) and (ii) the critical social theories of Axel Honneth and Jacques Rancière

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

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