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Upcoming events
Professor Campbell will undertake a forensic analysis of Max Weber’s account of the subject-matter of sociology and the manner in which it should be studied.
Past events
Join us in person or online for a presentation and discussion with Dr Emily Hoyle who will talk about her ongoing work examining transhumanism.
The film 'No Release' is based on research and interviews conducted by Dr Bhatia as part of his project 'Immigration, Location Tracking and Control', funded by a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship.
A presentation and discussion of Billy Holzberg’s monograph ''Affective Bordering: Race, Deservingness and the Emotional Politics of Migration Control''.
This talk draws on three studies to provide further insight into the overlaps between autism and kink, with a particular focus on a particular kink subculture – pup play.
We will explore different dimensions of the data gaze where the classificatory logics of algorithmic and machinic gazes intersect with (and sometimes cross over) with young people’s own capacities to see and know themselves.
This presentation revisits and revises the secularization paradigm in light of late-stage secularization.
Cripping Breath explores the lived experiences of people who use ventilators. This talk discusses co-production and the power of centring disability expertise.
In this talk, Lydia Dixon will discuss her long-term ethnographic research with midwives in Mexico, which culminated in her 2020 book, Delivering Health: Midwifery and Development in Mexico.
Squatting London is an account of the real lives of London's squatters: their ambitions and struggles. This talk presents an alternative, underground and rebellious ethnography of a city you thought you already knew.
This talk will discuss the development of the Anti-Racist research Toolkit and explore how we can apply anti-racist principles in our research.
How do we reconcile the meat paradox i.e. the fact that most people both love animals and care for the environment, but surprisingly still eat meat? Explore this question and dive into research on the role of plant-based meat substitutes.
Building on Ahmed's work (Complaint!; 2021), this presentation analyses how gender “gets into” formal reporting processes for sexual harassment within organizations.
In Violent Intimacies, Aslı Zengin traces how trans people in Turkey creatively negotiate and resist everyday cisheteronormative violence.
Listen to Jaime Kucinskas as they explore how the federal civil service conducted themselves under the Trump Administration.
Join us as Yanhong Zhang discusses parent-child interaction involving children aged 3-6 years.