Lyndsey Kramer

Profile

Biography

My BSc honours degree was in Social Policy at The University of Plymouth and included a focus on the application of sociological theory to social policy and citizenship. Whilst studying at Plymouth I work as a survey interviewer in the Department of Sociology and as a research assistant in the Department of Social Policy. My BSc honours earned an ESRC award to study for a master’s degree in public administration at Exeter University. Further experience has been gained by working as a college lecturer for which I earned a PGCE in post compulsory education and training and as a qualified schoolteacher. I am currently working as a GTA at the University of York.

Publications

Selected publications

Publications:

Sue Bellass, Jennie Lister,  Charlotte Kitchen, Lyndsey Kramer et al (2021) Living with diabetes alongside a severe mental illness: A qualitative exploration with people with severe mental illness, family members and healthcare staff.  Diabetic Medicine   https://doi.org/10.1111/dme.14562

Lyndsey Kramer [book review] Making Sense of Brexit: Democracy, Europe and

Uncertain Futures. Victor Seidler Network Magazine of the British Sociological Association, Spring 2021 pp28 - 29

Lyndsey Kramer (2020) 'How will Brexit affect migration from the EU's A8 countries?'

The Political Studies Association  https://www.psa.ac.uk/psa/news/how-will-brexit-affect-migration-eus-a8-countries

Lyndsey Kramer (2020) 'Using Capital to understand the attacks on the US Capitol' Everyday Sociology British Sociology Association

https://es.britsoc.co.uk/using-capital-to-understand-the-attacks-on-the-us-capitol/

Lyndsey Kramer (2021) 'Reclaiming Stigma, Discreditability and the normal state of the abnormal'. Everyday Sociology British Sociological Association https://es.britsoc.co.uk/reclaiming-stigma-discreditability-and-the-normal-state-of-the-abnormal/

Lyndsey Kramer (2021) Exploring Capital in Migrant Digital Communities  The Sociology Review https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/exploring-capital-in-migrant-digital-communities/