Matthew David
Lecturer in Sociology of Culture and Research Methods
Sociology and Communications
Brunel University
Uxbridge
UB8 3PH
United Kingdom
Summary
Matthew David is the author of Science in Society (Palgrave 2005), and Peer to Peer and the Music Industry: The Criminalization of Sharing (Theory, Culture and Society Monograph Series 2010); editor of Case Study Research (Sage 2007), and Methods of Interpretive Sociology (Sage 2010); and co-author of Knowledge Lost in Information (British Humanities Press 1999) and Social Research: An Introduction (with Carole Sutton, Sage 2004 and 2011).
He is currently researching piracy, online sharing and other ‘crimes’ against network capitalism, and has a longer term interest in the sociology of science and technology. He has published extensively on these topics in international journals including: International Sociology, Current Sociology, Sociology Compass, European Journal of Social Theory, New Genetics and Society, Sport in Society, Journal of Policy Research, Sociological Research Online, Telematics and Informatics, Critical Horizons, International Journal of Social Research Methods, Systemica, Perspectives on Global Development and Technology, Radical Philosophy and Acta Sociadad. He has also contributed to numerous edited books and encyclopaedias.
Research and PhD Supervision
Research Interests
On-line Sharing, Moral Panics about ‘Piracy’, Sociology of Science and Technology.Publications
Publications
Journal Papers
(2011) David, M., Music lessons: football finance and live streaming, Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events 3 (1) : 95- 98
(2011) David, M., Rohloff, A., Petley, J. and Hughes, J., The idea of moral panic – ten dimensions of dispute, Crime, Media, Culture 7 (3) : 215- 228
(2008) David, M., Sociological Knowledge and Scientific Knowledge, Sociology Compass 1 (2) : 337- 351
(2008) David, M., You think Bart Simpson is real. I know he’s only an Actor!, Current Sociology 56 (4) : 517- 534
(Accepted) DAVID, M. and MILLWARD, P., Football’s Coming Home?: Digital Reterritorialization and the Contradictions of Transnational Sports, British Journal of Sociology 64
(Accepted) Birmingham, J. and David, M., Live-streaming: will football fans continue to be more law abiding than music fans?, Sport in Society 14 (1) : 69- 81
Book Chapters
(2012) DAVID, M., Access to Information on the Internet: Cultural, Legal and Social Perspectives on Ownership, Intellectual Property Rights, and Open Access. In: Oxford Handbook of Internet Studies. Oxford : Oxford University Press
Books
(2010) David, M., Methods of Interpretive Sociology. Sage
(2010) Sutton, C. and David, M., Social Research: An Introduction.
(2010) David, M., Peer to Peer and the Music Industry. Sage Publications Ltd
(2008) 戴维., 萨顿. and 陆汉文., 社会研究方法基础 (Social research: The Basics - Chinese Edition). Higher Education Press
