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Leah Morton

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Not a grand research agenda so much as the paper equivalent of a slightly overstuffed bookshelf. These are the articles I actually go back to, the ones that sneak into project decks, book-club tangents and those late-night “I swear this connects to that one Black Mirror episode” monologues. They’re readable (mostly), they tell good stories with their data, and they remind me that the footnotes are often where the plot twists live.

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Name	Paper	Authors	Year	Field	One-line idea	My take
1The Strength of Weak Ties	The Strength of Weak Ties	Mark S. Granovetter	1973	Sociology / Social Networks	Our most casual acquaintances quietly power job leads, information flow and social change.	Reads like the sociology prequel to LinkedIn; every time I bump into someone on the tram and later end up collaborating with them, I think, "Granovetter called it."
2The Mundane Work of Writing and Reading Peer Review	The Mundane Work of Writing and Reading Peer Review	Susan Leigh Star, Geoffrey C. Bowker	1994	Science and Technology Studies	Peer review is everyday, invisible labour that quietly shapes what counts as valid knowledge.	If academic publishing were a long, slightly chaotic workplace comedy, this would be the behind‑the‑scenes episode where you finally meet the overworked reviewers.