Social research is being stymied by excessive ethical oversight
Dialogue about strikes in the UK
Avant Garde of Democratization
Paean to Populist Epistemology
Is there quality in qualitative research?
Can peer review survive social science paradigm wars
Comment on the Special Issue on racially-just epistemologies and methodologies
Is education a discipline: response to Wyse
Hammersley REF 2021 – prefinal
Encountering Mannheim BSA Network Newsletter
Is there a public voice of sociology BSA Network Newsletter
Democracy: Not just what but also why
A Devilish Dictionary of Methodology
Did behavioural science cost lives? Short published version
Is there any justification for social science?
Response to Jenkings on The Radicalism of Ethnomethodology The practice of misrepresentation
Response to Jenkings in Symbolic Interaction on Radicalism of Ethnomethodology
Response to Watson’s review of The Radicalism of Ethnomethodology
Response to Halfpenny on the relation between quantitative and qualitative research
Response to Sheehan-et-al on ethical regulation
Response to Banfield’s ‘What’s really wrong with ethnography’
Which Ethnography? What Future?
Personal Reflections on Bias and Myth in Social Research
Is Maximising the Impact of Research Desirable?
Assessing the Prospects for a Public Sociology: The Case of Explaining Riots
Comments on HE Green Paper BSA Network 2015
MartynHammersley biography BSA document
Kaufmann’s Sociological review article
Hammersley Reply to David Hargreaves’ Rejoinder
Going beyond evidence (BERA Blog)
Is educational research evidence-based (BERA blog)
Going beyond the evidence: Research and the media (BERA blog)
Evidence-based policymaking-more than a slogan
The limitations of “evidence-based policymaking”
A response to David Carpenter on generic ethics principles in social science
Do we really have to sell our souls to make a bigger impact?
Selling Science Short THES article
Some reflections on the current state of qualitative research 1999
The Sky is never blue for modernisers 2000
Are there qualitative and quantitative cultures in social science?
Creeping Ethical Regulation and the Strangling of Research
Hammersley Good Bad Gullible Review of Popkewitz
Martyn Hammersley 