Tom Brock

Publications

• August 2019 (with M. Johnson and M. Carrigan) The Imperative to be Seen: The moral economy of celebrity video game streaming on Twitch.tv First Monday
• May 2018 (with E. Fraser) Is computer gaming a craft? Prehension, Practice, and Puzzle-solving in Gaming Labour. Information, Communication & Society
• 2017 (with M. Carrigan) The Puzzle of Identity in Neoliberal Times Edges of Identity: The Production of Neoliberal Subjectivities, University of Chester Press
• July 2017 Videogame Consumption: The Apophatic Dimension Journal for Consumer Culture
• May 2017 The Problem of Treating Play like Work: How Esports can Harm Wellbeing The Conversation
• January 2017 Roger Caillois and e-Sports: On the Problems of Treating Play as Work Games and Culture, Special Issue on Roger Caillois
• September 2016 (with M. Cresswell) Social movements, historical absence and the problematization of self-harm in the UK, 1980-2000 Journal of Critical Realism, and considers the relationship between Critical Realism, Foucault and explanations of social movement activism.
• November 2016 Structure, Agency and Culture: Selected Papers of Margaret Archer Routledge: London
• 2015 (Open Access) (with with G. Pollock and M. Ellison) Populism, Ideology and Contradiction: Mapping Young people's Political Views Radical Futures? Youth, Politics and Activism in Contemporary Europe', Sociological Review Monograph Series: Oxford: Wiley Blackwell, and considers the populist views of young people across Europe.
• October 2014 (with M. Carrigan) Realism and Contingency: A Relational Realist Analysis of the UK Student Protests Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, and considers the social psychology of protest and student activism.
• November 2013 (with M. Cresswell and Z. Karimova) Pedagogy of the Privileged: Elite Universities and Dialectical Contradictions in the UK Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies, and considers the contradictions of elite university education.