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Secrecy Studies work can be found in the pages of Secrecy & Society journal, established by Dr.

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Now comprising scholars based across the UK, Europe and North America, SPIN's central aim is to support secrecy research across and between disciplines and to nurture Secrecy Studies as a unique and important area of research.

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The Secrecy, Power and Ignorance research Network (SPIN) is a collaborative research network, initially founded in 2019. The Defence Research Network describes SPIN as an academic collaboration. Now comprising scholars based across the UK, Europe and North America, SPIN's central aim is to support secrecy research across and between disciplines and to nurture Secrecy Studies as a unique and important area of research. SPIN academics have had their work on secrecy and ignorance profiled in national and international media, including coverage in The Guardian, BBC Radio, and contributions to The Conversation, by members such as Brian Rappert, Linsey McGoey, Edmund Clark, Luca Trenta, Clare Birchall, and Elspeth Van Veeren. The work of this network builds on and contributes to a growing international community of Secrecy Studies scholars. Secrecy Studies work can be found in the pages of Secrecy & Society journal, established by Dr. Susan Maret in 2016 as well as in key sources including Secrecy and Silence in the Research Process, The Routledge Handbook of Religion and Secrecy, Secrecy and Methods in Security Research: A Guide to Qualitative Fieldwork, and is associated with a range of topics from the secret ballot, postal secrecy, and Non-disclosure agreements to romantic secrecy and honey trapping, and a wider field that engages with the Sociological aspects of secrecy and orga…

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The Secrecy, Power and Ignorance research Network (SPIN) is a collaborative research network, initially founded in 2019. The Defence Research Network describes SPIN as an academic collaboration. Now comprising scholars based across the UK, Europe and North America, SPIN's central aim is to support secrecy research across and between disciplines and to nurture Secrecy Studies as a unique and important area of research. SPIN academics have had their work on secrecy and ignorance profiled in national and international media, including coverage in The Guardian, BBC Radio, and contributions to The Conversation, by members such as Brian Rappert, Linsey McGoey, Edmund Clark, Luca Trenta, Clare Bir…

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A Home or a Gaol? Scandal, Secrecy, and the St James's Inebriate Home for Women.. In the 1880 s and 1890 s the operations of the St James's Home for Female Inebriates in Kennington, London, attracted the attention of both the Charity Organisation Society and the popular press when the proprietors of the Home were accused of mistreating women in their care. Such mistreatment, it was suggested, had been allowed to continue for many years due to the cloak of secrecy that surrounded the Home. Both medical and popular conceptions of the inebriate had functioned to legitimise institutionalisation as necessary for cure and-by implying a degree of moral culpability that aligned inebriate women with…

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