The time of dialogic sociology

There is a wide and rich literature about how neoliberalism is promoting the budgetary cuts to science and universities, especially to the critical sectors, such as the social sciences. There is scarce literature on the analysis of the role of sociology in the internal processes and debates on the e...

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Published inInternational sociology Vol. 37; no. 4; pp. 457 - 474
Main Authors Flecha, Ramon, Saso, Carmen Elboj, Torras-Gómez, Elisabeth, Joanpere, Mar
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London, England SAGE Publications 01.07.2022
Sage Publications Ltd
Subjects
Citizenship
Elaboration
Neoliberalism
Social impact
Social sciences
Sociology
co-creación
Citizenship
co-création
citoyenneté
social impact
co-creation
ciencia
diálogo
impact social
dialogue
science
impacto social
ciudadanía
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Summary:There is a wide and rich literature about how neoliberalism is promoting the budgetary cuts to science and universities, especially to the critical sectors, such as the social sciences. There is scarce literature on the analysis of the role of sociology in the internal processes and debates on the elaboration of the scientific programs of research. Focusing on the European programs of research, this article analyzes how sociology is leading the new requirements of social impact and co-creation. The result of this analysis shows the great opportunity for sociology to get an unprecedented acknowledgment and valorization from society and all sciences, including those which had not been previously interested in sociology.
ISSN:0268-5809
1461-7242
DOI:10.1177/02685809221111890