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Professor Noortje Marres, Professor in Science, Technology and Society in the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies, University of Warwick .
Tuesday 11 March 2025, 12:30-14:00
Sociology Department Seminar Room, Free School Lane
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Dept of Sociology
The Love Jones Cohort: Examining the Lifestyles of those Single and Living Alone in the Black Middle Class
⚠️ All welcome.
Sociology Seminar Series 24-25
Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: Non-White Meta-Categories in the US and UK: Unpacking the Language of Diversity and Racial Justice.
Sociology Seminar Series 24-25
Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: The Sociology of Religion without ‘Religion’? Prospects for the New Sociologies of Existentiality, Worldview and Sacrality
Sociology Seminar Series 24-25
Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: The Love of Books in the UK. Remediation and attachment in the digital age.
Sociology Seminar Series 24-25
Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: The Problem of White Normativity: How Systemic Racism Works and the Curious Case of Historically White Colleges and Universities
Cambridge Reproduction
Reproductive justice in the climate crisis - Seminar Three
Cambridge Reproduction
Reproductive justice in the climate crisis - Seminar Two
Cambridge Reproduction
Reproductive justice in the climate crisis - Seminar One
Sociology Seminar Series 23-24
Bringing the Masses Back In: Explaining Spontaneous Uprisings from the French Revolution to Black Lives Matter
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Hybrid capture? A comparative perspective on the political economy of biomedical innovation in the age of neoliberal science
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Drums of War, Drums of Peace: Erdogan’s Turkey, Abdullah Ocalan, and the Kurdish Freedom Movement
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
How do you feel? ‘Well- being’ and un-voiceability in UK universities
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Beyond Expectations: Second-Generation Nigerians in the United States and Britain
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Hegemony or Polarization? The Consequences of the Recent Power Shift in the Turkish News Media
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Despotic and Infrastructural Power: The State in the 21st Century
ReproSoc
The Maternal Body as Environment
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Mosul and Beyond: The Middle East After ISIS
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Brick Walls: Racism and Other Hard Histories
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Iran’s Rhetoric Aggression: the Hard Words of Soft War
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Words That Kill: Rhetoric and Reality in the Discourse of the Front National
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Social Media and Academic Labour
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
What works to prevent gendered violence. Keynote Address: Gendered Violence and the City
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
The Changing Context of Contraceptive Choice across the Reproductive Life Course in the USA and Britain
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Complexities of classification regarding infant "fear without solution": A case study in the sociology of psychological knowledge
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Out of Africa: The Organisation of Migrant Smuggling across the Mediterranean
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Soy Afro: Me Reconozco y Cuento": Race, Racism and Representation of Blackness in Mexico
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
‘You’re welcome? British Attitudes to Immigrants’ Nationality’
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Immigrant Access in the Affordable Care Act: Legacies of the Confederacy
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
The Political Sociology of Human Rights
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Fathers' involvement in family life: changing cross-national difference in housework and child care
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Jewish Conditions, Theories of Nationalism
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Better Medical Research Without Patents? The Good-Pharma model.
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Research on the Shifting U.S. Political Terrain
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Thinking through racial capitalism in our time
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
The Causes of War
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Social Relations and Popular Protest from 1789 to 2011
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Challenging the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Purging the nation: Race, place and geographies of encounter in the lives of British Bangladeshi Muslim young women
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
When the grass is greener: fertility intentions in a transnational context
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
How to Overcome Inequality
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
The rise and fall of commercial surrogacy in Thailand
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Why the Left should support leaving the European Union.
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Performing the Political: the drama of violence and nonviolence in political struggle
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Jeremy Corbyn: Miracle or Mirage?
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Unhealthy Pharmaceutical Regulation: innovation, Politics and Promissory Science
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Creating the New Islamic Middle Class: The Sociology of State-Building in Sudan
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
A Precariat Charter: Towards a New Progressive Politics.
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Are family sizes of parents and children still related? Revisiting the cross-generational relationship over last century in France
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Why do some ethnic minority groups in the UK and Europe have high fertility?
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
A talk on Hungarian contributions to social theory: 'Ex Oriente Lux: the legacy of Lukács, Mannheim and Hauser'
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Scapegoating "Strangers" in Europe: Deep Structures and Shallow Stereotypes of Fear
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
TACTICS AND STRATEGY FOR THE SYRIZA GOVERNMENT IN THE STRUGGLE AGAINST AUSTERITY
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
From Nation-States to Member States: European Integration and State Transformation
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
THE ROLE OF OLIGARCHS AND TRANSNATIONAL CAPITAL IN UKRAINE'S CIVIL WAR.
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Can Tocqueville Karaoke or Sing Rule Britannia?
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Anarchy in the UK: Economic Deprivation, Social Disorganization, and Political Grievances in the London Riot of 2011
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
From ‘Protectors of Public Health’ to ‘Facilitators of Biomedical Innovation’: Drivers and Impacts of Trends in Pharmaceutical Regulation in the United States and European Union since 1992
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Graduate Seminar: Networked Social Movements: a Global Perspective, 2010-2015
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital Capitalism
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Imagining “Society” in Immigrant Integration Expertise
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Developing speculative methods to explore speculative shipping: Mail art, exchange and futurity
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Why do Women do more Housework than Men? Experimental evidence from the UK
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
The Urban Afterlives of Global Adjustment: Divergent Redevelopment and ‘Neoliberal' Trajectories in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Affective Relations: The Transnational Politics of Empathy
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Sociology and auto/biography: notes on a journey
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Sex Cells: the medical market for eggs and sperm
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Exploring the Secret Garden of Inequality Effects
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Food Prices, Maternal and Child Health, and Resilience in India: A Quasi-Natural Experiment
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Feminist Classics revisited 2
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
The 20 Years Anniversary of the Zapatista Uprising: round-table and screening
⚠️ Event organised by the Centre of Latin American Studies, Cambridge, and the Radical Americas Network
Department of Sociology Seminar Series
Sociology of Intellectuals Reading Group: Sartre on Public Intellectualism
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