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Recovering the Social: Personal Troubles and Public Issues Recovering the Social: Personal Troubles and Public Issues BSA Annual Conference 2017 University of Manchester Tuesday 4 - Thursday 6 April 2017 CONTENTS Welcome ...................................................................................................................................................... 3 Delegate Information .................................................................................................................................... 5 Conference Programme At A Glance ............................................................................................................ 9 Conference Programme Grid ...................................................................................................................... 14 Plenary - Ben Carrington ............................................................................................................................ 21 Plenary - Zoe Williams ................................................................................................................................ 24 Philip Abrams Memorial Prize ..................................................................................................................... 26 Presidential Address - Lynn Jamieson ........................................................................................................ 29 Stream Plenaries and Special Sessions ..................................................................................................... 31 Annual Members’ Meeting .......................................................................................................................... 42 Poster Presentations .................................................................................................................................. 43 Tuesday Paper Sessions – Programme in Detail ........................................................................................ 51 Wednesday Paper Sessions – Programme in Detail ................................................................................. 145 Thursday Paper Sessions – Programme in Detail ..................................................................................... 237 Index By First Named Author .................................................................................................................... 310 Floor Plans ............................................................................................................................................... 327 © 2017 BSA Publications Ltd. BSA Publications Ltd is a subsidiary of the British Sociological Association (BSA), registered in England and in Wales. Company Number: 01245771. Registered Offices: Bailey Suite, Palatine House, Belmont Business Park, Belmont, Durham, DH1 1TW. VAT Registration Number: 416961243. Please note that the views expressed and any advertisements are not necessarily those of the BSA or BSA Publications Ltd. While every care is taken to provide accurate information, neither the BSA, the Trustees nor the contributors undertake any liability for any error or omission. The abstracts in this volume are not for reproduction without the prior permission of the author. All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the express permission of the British Sociological Association. ISBN: 978-0-904569-49-0 The cover of this document has been printed onto Lumi silk, which is accredited to the Forest Stewardship Scheme and manufactured to the international environmental standard from sustained forests. The inner pages are printed onto Explorer paper, which is a natural and biodegradable product made from renewable resources. WELCOME Welcome to the British Sociological Association Annual Conference 2017 at the University of Manchester. The theme of the 2017 conference is ‘Recovering the Social: Personal Troubles and Public Issues’. It is a pleasure to announce that Ben Carrington, Zoe Williams and Lynn Jamieson will address the conference in three thought-provoking plenaries on this main theme. In addition to these plenaries, delegates have the opportunity to attend presentations on a wide range of topics. The conference is organised in streams designed to represent the major areas of research with which sociologists are engaged. These streams are open to any topic on which people are currently working, enabling delegates to meet with colleagues in their areas of interest and explore a variety of topics as well. Many of the streams also include a Stream Plenary, which brings key speakers together to reflect on the conference theme from particular sociological perspectives. There are also a number of open streams (Frontiers) providing a forum for new, innovative and multidisciplinary work. This year these streams include topics such as psychosocial studies, publishing workshops, disability studies and many more, further enriching the wealth of topics to be explored. This conference format results in a rich and challenging programme and it is hoped that every delegate will find the same this year. A conference of this magnitude and breadth depends on the efforts of many committed individuals. Great thanks are due to all those who have helped with the organisation of the conference, particularly the coordinators of the conference streams: Cities, Mobilities, Place and Space (CIT) Emma Jackson, Goldsmiths College Kirsteen Paton, University of Liverpool Culture, Media, Sport and Food (CUL) Gaynor Bagnall, University of Salford Garry Crawford, University of Salford Environment and Society (ENV) Catherine Butler, University of Exeter Families and Relationships (FAM) Kathryn Almack, University of Nottingham Jo Woodiwiss, University of Huddersfield Frontiers (FRO) John Bone, University of Aberdeen Lifecourse (LIF) Wendy Martin, Brunel University Julia Twigg, University of Kent Medicine, Health and Illness (MED) Ewen Speed, University of Essex Paul Whybrow, University of Bristol Methodological Innovations (MET) Emma Uprichard, University of Warwick Race, Ethnicity and Migration (REM) Ipek Demir, University of Leicester Aaron Winter, University of East London Rights, Violence and Crime (RIG) Victoria Canning, The Open University Michele Grigolo, Nottingham Trent University Hannah Miller, Kingston University Alice Nah, University of York Science, Technology and Digital Studies (STS) Huw Davies, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford Des Fitzgerald, Cardiff University Stevienna de Saille, University of Sheffield Social Divisions/Social Identities (DIV) Rachel Hale, Cardiff University / University of the West of England, Bristol Jamie Halsall, University of Huddersfield Sociology of Education (EDU) Nicola Ingram, Lancaster University Michael Ward, Swansea University Sociology of Religion (REL) Rachael Shillitoe, University of Worcester Theory (THE) Stephen Kemp, University of Edinburgh Work, Employment and Economic Life (WOR) Maria Adamson, Middlesex University Ben Fincham, University of Sussex Lynne Pettinger, University of Warwick We would also like to express our appreciation for the support of our sponsors and exhibitors. The Drum, University Place includes exhibitions from many organisations that offer services and information for conference delegates. Please take some time between sessions to visit these exhibitors. 3 BSA Annual Conference 2017 University of Manchester Welcome Main Conference Sponsor SAGE www.sagepub.co.uk The BSA would like to thank SAGE Publications for supporting the funding for 20 BSA Concessionary Members at this year’s Annual Conference at the University of Manchester. Look out for the sticky tags in the delegate bags. These may help all delegates mark their favourite sessions. Exhibitors British Sociological Association Eduqas Frontiers Palgrave Macmillan Policy Press Routledge, Taylor & Francis Rowman & Littlefield International SAGE VERBI Software GmbH Wiley Blackwell / Polity Finally, thanks to everyone for travelling to Manchester and contributing to a conference we all hope will be enjoyable and stimulating. John Bone, Nicola Ingram, Lisa Mckenzie, Janice McLaughlin, Aaron Winter BSA Annual Conference Organising Committee BSA Annual Conference 2017 4 University of Manchester DELEGATE INFORMATION The BSA Annual Conference 2017 is being hosted by the University of Manchester. Conference registration and exhibition space can be found at the Drum, University Place, University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL. Sessions will take place on the university campus in University Place. REGISTRATION/HELP DESK BSA staff will be available in the Drum, University Place to register delegates at the following times: Tuesday 4 April 08:30 - 17:00 Wednesday 5 April 08:30 - 17:00 Thursday 6 April 08:30 - 14:00 At registration you will be given your conference pack, including the Conference Programme and Abstract Book and your conference badge. During the conference your conference badge must be worn at all times for security reasons and meal provision. Staff will be available at the Drum, University Place ready to answer any delegate queries. CONTACT AT THE CONFERENCE A message board will be situated near the registration desk, where delegates can leave messages for each other. Alternatively, urgent messages can be communicated by telephone using the BSA Events mobile phone number: [+44] (0)7825 157 068. These messages will be displayed on the conference message board. LOCAL INFORMATION Transport to and from the Venue By Car The campus multi-storey car park
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