This article reflects on experiences with Sociological Research Online, highlighting its significance in academic publishing and sociology.
In this article, I reflect on my history, relationship, and experiences with Sociological Research Online (SRO), its role in and influence on different aspects of my career, including being the journal where I published my first academic article and first served on an editorial board, as well as its importance within academic publishing and Sociology itself. The piece is divided into two sections representing different aspects of my connection: Research, Publishing, and Teaching and Editing and Engagement.
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