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European Commission ‘HR Excellence in Research’ Award for the University of Brighton

Author Dominic Valvona Date July 7, 2016
Announced by the European Commission, the University of Brighton has retained its ‘HR Excellence...
Tagged Award, European Charter and Code, European Commission, European Union, HR Excellence in research, Professor Andrew Lloyd, Vitae | Leave a comment |
Politics, Social Policy, Sociology

I’ve just been verbally abused – tell me again how racism played no part in Brexit

Author Dominic Valvona Date June 28, 2016
Natalie Pitimson, University of Brighton I’ve carried my book bag back and forth to...
Tagged Brexit, European Union, Natalie Pitimson, project fear, racism | Leave a comment |
Event, Politics

House of Commons visit and meeting Caroline Lucas MP

Author Julie Green Date March 24, 2016
Some of the politics team at SASS including Aidan McGarry, Fran Burke and Chris...
Tagged Brighton, Caroline Lucas MP, Houses of Parliament, Politics | Leave a comment |
Criminology, Politics, Public Administration, Social Policy

How to build better prisons

Author Dominic Valvona Date February 25, 2016
Yvonne Jewkes, University of Brighton The “new for old” prison reform programme would close...
Tagged building better prisons, Halden Prison Norway, HMP Holloway, HMP Pentonville, HMP Strangeways, HMP Wandsworth, Lord Carter, prison reform, prisons, Yvonne Jewkes | Leave a comment |
Politics, Social Policy

Explainer: why the Supreme Court ruled against joint enterprise

Author Dominic Valvona Date February 18, 2016
Peter Squires, University of Brighton Hundreds of convictions may need to be re-examined after...
Tagged conviction, joint enterprise, landmark judgement, law commission, Peter Squires, secondary parties, Supreme Court, The Conversation | Leave a comment |
Criminology, Economics, Politics, Psychology, Public Administration, School of Applied Social Science news, Social Policy, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology

Fairness and the City: A better politics. Annual Lecture for the University of Brighton’s Festival of Social Science

Author Julie Green Date February 10, 2016
Danny Dorling, Halford Mackinder Professor at the University of Oxford will be delivering the University of Brighton Annual Social Science Forum...
Tagged Danny Dorling, University of Oxford | Leave a comment |
Politics, Public Administration, Social Policy

A political movement is rising from the mud in Calais

Author Dominic Valvona Date February 10, 2016
Raphael Schlembach, University of Brighton Since the official refugee reception centre in the French...
Tagged Afghanistan, aid, Calais, Calais Migrant Solidarity, Iraq, migrants, Raphael Schlembach, refugee camps, Sudan, Syria, The Conversation | Leave a comment |
Economics, Politics, Research, Social Policy

Four key economic trends shaping society

Author Dominic Valvona Date January 28, 2016
Philip Haynes, University of Brighton The year is off to a turbulent start; both...
Tagged data, debt, Economics, employment, generation gap, interest rates, key trends, Mark Carney, markets, oil prices, Phillip Haynes, policy, poverty, Public Policy, research, stock market | Leave a comment |
Criminology, Politics, Public Administration, Social Policy

Obama’s bold move against guns proves the politics of firearms really is changing

Author Dominic Valvona Date January 6, 2016
Peter Squires, University of Brighton It’s common in the US to refer to a...
Tagged Barack Obama, firearms, gun control, Peter Squires, research, Second Amendment, social policy, The Conversation, USA | Leave a comment |
Counselling, Criminology, Economics, Event, Politics, Psychology, Public Administration, Social Policy, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology

Social Science Forum

Author Julie Green Date October 7, 2015
The 2015-16 Timetable is now available! Please contact J.Green2@brighton.ac.uk with any queries.  
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