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Professor Rolland Munro
Honorary Professor

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Rolland is Honorary Professor, University of York, and Professor of Philosophy of Organisation, University of Leicester. His field studies of power and ethos draw anthropological ideas together with continental philosophy and he has since published widely on accountability and materials, affect and dwelling, cultural performance and consumption, identity and belonging, language and technology. Key contributions to contemporary understandings of culture include his theorising of disposal, motility and relational extension. Books include Ideas of Difference: Social Spaces & the Labour of Division, Accountability, The Consumption of Mass, Contemporary Organisation Theory, Sociological Routes & Political Roots. After lecturing at Edinburgh University, he co-founded the Centre for Social Theory & Technology with John Law at Keele University and was the Managing Editor of The Sociological Review for seven years.

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Professor Rolland Munro
Honorary Professor
Department of Sociology