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Archive for April 5, 2012

Should Every Sociologist Blog? My Take

April 5, 2012 by and tagged , ,

Philip Cohen started it. No one asked me but I’ll butt in anyway. The answer is, of course, yes. Sociologists should also be all over Twitter, Tumblr and other social networking platforms. To all the reasons Cohen mentions in his post, let me add a few. First of all, in the context of the field [...]

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