Julian Hamann

@JulianHamann1
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Sociologist | Interested in #evaluation, #academia, #inequality | Junior professor for higher education research at Humboldt-Universität Berlin
A whole week to discuss - and study - the academic #CV as an interface, a device, a genre, a data source. The #conference features a number of experimental and interactive formats. Looking forward to find out what Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner, @sarahderijcke and colleagues have planned!

My op-ed for The Chronicle about American law schools pulling out of US News #rankings.

Turns out it's a killjoy, but worth reading, I promise.

What I'd really like right now is that someone makes a good argument why I'm wrong. Thank you 🙏🏽

#highered

https://www.chronicle.com/article/a-rankings-revolution-hardly

A Rankings Revolution? Hardly.

Law schools’ squabble with U.S. News is not a serious threat to the rankings regime.

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Yesterday Kathrin Zippel held her inaugural lecture as an Einstein Professor for #Sociology and #GenderStudies at FU Berlin. She hosted me in Boston and continues to be a mentor since then. Her talk was on the concept of implicit #bias and its role in addressing #genderinequality and #diversity in #academic institutions. Very promising for the things to come in #Berlin.

Oh, and the buffet at the reception was just stellar! 🤤

Peer review under conditions of time constraints and hypercompetition: Lucas Brunet and Ruth Müller have studied peer review at the ERC and they reveal how four evaluative devices - delegation, calibration, articulation, and contribution - facilitate "evaluative pragmatism". Now out in Research Evaluation
https://doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvac040
Making the cut: How panel reviewers use evaluation devices to select applications at the European Research Council

Abstract. The European Research Council (ERC) receives many high-quality applications, but funds only a few. We analyze how members of ERC review panels assess

OUP Academic

Heute beginnt die Gemeinsame Herbsttagung der @dgsoziologie
-Sektionen Wissenschafts- und Technikforschung & Organisationssoziologie: "Wettbewerb und Organisation – Vergleichende Perspektiven" von @JulianHamann1, @kosmuetzky & Anne K. Krueger an der Humboldt Uni mit einer Keynote von Raimund Hasse.

#Sociology #Soziologie

Researchers using Twitter's firehose—a feed of every public tweet, like, retweet, and reply—have found evidence that hate speech is more widely shared on Twitter since Musk took over. I think this is something we all suspected and saw anecdotal evidence of, but this is some of the first data showing it.

“The toxicity of Twitter has severely increased post-Musk’s walking into that building," one of the researchers behind the work says.

The full story on WIRED: https://www.wired.com/story/heres-proof-hate-speech-is-more-viral-on-elon-musks-twitter/

#twitter #hatespeech #news #research #WIRED

Here’s Proof Hate Speech Is More Viral on Elon Musk’s Twitter

Researchers monitoring a “firehose” of public tweets found signs of increasing toxicity—before Elon Musk reversed bans on Trump and other divisive figures.

WIRED
Are there any social, economic or business historians around?

#Interdisciplinary reflections on #biographical accounts in #sociology and #history - interesting #methodological piece comparing research practice, anonymization, and archiving in oral history and biographical methods in sociology. New in Current Sociology, by Jakub Gałęźiowski & Kaja Kaźmierska

https://doi.org/10.1177/00113921221132752

Dino Desire: Two T.rex for Sale! Artified fossils, desirescapes, and selling the unvaluable.

A new blog post (by me) about TWO, count them, TWO upcoming sales of T. rex fossils. Will these charismatic (and destructive) fossils resist value? We will see!

#fossils #palaeontology #artcrime #artmarket

https://www.anonymousswisscollector.com/2022/11/dino-desire-two-t-rex-for-sale.html

Dino Desire: Two T.rex for Sale

More than every third #student in Germany was at risk of #poverty in 2021, a share that is much higher than in the general population (37,9% vs. 15,8%). #Housing costs are a main factor.

https://www.destatis.de/EN/Press/2022/11/PE22_N066_63.html;jsessionid=4FCCA0E2F0D1C881FAF68E71EB5A27DB.live722

37.9% of students in Germany at risk of poverty in 2021

The third relief package of the Federal Government is intended to support students, who are especially affected by the current high prices because of their low incomes. In 2021, 37.9% of the students in Germany were at risk of poverty. Based on first results of the 2021 statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC), this information is reported by the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) to mark the International Students’ Day on 17 November. The relative risk of poverty was even significantly higher for those students who lived alone or shared accommodation with other students only. Just over three quarters (76.1%) of them were at risk of poverty. For comparison: 15.8% of the total population in Germany were at risk of poverty last year.

Federal Statistical Office