Decolonising Social Theory: The case of Foucault's 'analytic of power'
A talk by Kathyrn Medien, ESRC Doctoral Researcher, Department of Sociology and Centre for the Study of Women and Gender, Warwick University.
Workshop 1: Processing and Cleaning Data
This workshop will present techniques for preparing text data for use with text analysis and visualisation tools.
Young people’s thoughts about the future: Methods and data from three different studies
Professor Nilsen gives an overview of three studies of young people and their thoughts about the future - time and temporality being central aspects.
Troubling Muslim Youth Identities: Nation, Religion, Gender
Register and join us for the launch of the book 'Troubling Muslim Youth Identities: Race, Religion, Gender' from 5pm for talks and wine!
Tours of The Keep - a special event for members of the University of Sussex
What is in Special Collections? What is an archive and how can these collections support your studies? Come on a tour of The Keep and find out!
E-cigarettes, smoking cessation and health inequalities: material cultures and moral panics in northern England
E-cigarettes, smoking cessation and health inequalities: material cultures and moral panics in northern England.
Workshop 2: Custom Data Visualisation
The language of data visualisation is becoming increasingly familiar and its methods ever more accessible to humanities researchers.
Careers in the Public Sector – with Think Ahead, Frontline and Unlocked
Join Think Ahead, Frontline and Unlocked to learn more about their exciting graduate opportunities.
Breaking nexus among landlessness, poverty and lack of quality education in rural Pakistan: The "SUCCESS" approach
In this presentation Abdur will draw on research work undertaken during the implementation of an ongoing European Union funded six-year programme.
Grace Kimmins and her Chailey Heritage, with author Ros Black
This illustrated talk covers Grace Kimmins' early work in the slums of London and her pioneering work at Chailey and its marine annex at Tidemills.