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  • My background is in Sociology, with a B.A Hons in Sociology from the University of Greenwich and an M.A in Social Research from the University of Warwick.
    For my PhD research at the University of Warwick, I undertook an ethnography of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) to examine the concepts of cosmopolitanism, conviviality, gender, masculinity and carnality.  My current research builds upon these themes by exploring the impact of commercialisation and cosmopolitanism in contemporary UK physical culture.

  • L5 Module – The Sociology of Health & Wellbeing. L4 Module – Spaces & Places of Social Inequalities. L5 Module – The Sociology of the Self.
    Personal Academic Tutor.

  • Ethnography and qualitative methodologies to examine the  intersection of race, gender, masculinity, inequality, health and corporeality.

  • Mallett, C. (2022). Book Review: Running, Identity and Meaning. The Pursuit of Distinction Through Sport. Cultural Sociology, 16(4), 563-564. https://doi.org/10.1177/17499755211066796

    Mallett, C. (2017). Can martial arts help to dissolve racial tension? Budō Inochi [online]. Available from: https://www.budo-inochi.com/can-martial-arts-help-dissolve-racial-tension/