Friday 14 February 2025 14:00-17:00 GMT. Zoom webinar: PLEASE REGISTER HERE Over the past few years, an increasing stream of research has explored how the rise of far-right movements in many countries was supported by significant fractions of dominant classes. Such research plays a crucial role in moving the discussion […]
Date/Time: Tuesday 25th February 2025, 3-5pm Place: Violet Laidlaw Room, 6th floor, Chrystal Macmillan Building Speakers: Katey Warran, Amy Chandler, Niamh Moore and Shaira Vadasaria Theory in Sociology series conveners: Stephen Kemp and Isabelle Darmon Register with eventbrite HERE. Hierarchies of knowledge are founded upon theories about reality, with imagination, […]
Over the past few years, an increasing stream of research has explored how the rise of far-right movements in many countries was supported by significant fractions of dominant classes. Such research plays a crucial role in moving the discussion on far-right movements away from the concept of ‘populism’, instead putting […]
Date/Time: Wednesday 12 June, 11am-12.50pm Place: Violet Laidlaw Room, 6th floor, Chrystal Macmillan Building Speakers: Nick Prior, Jade Jiang, Jingbo Ma, Angélica Thumala This seminar and workshop is the third and final event in the ‘Theory in Sociology’ series for 2023-4, hosted within CRITIQUE. The aim is to promote reflection […]
This seminar is the second one in the ‘Theory in Sociology’ series, hosted within CRITIQUE. Our first seminar explored ‘Theorising the Digital’ in October 2023. This seminar proposes to examine the link between inequality and capital accumulation, how we theorise it in our work, and with what potential political implications. […]
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