Lee Towers (SASS, University of Brighton) presented this paper, titled ‘Racism, patriarchy and the climate crisis’, to the SASS Social Science Forum on Wednesday 12th May 2021. Many thanks to Lee for an excellent paper and for permission to record the presentation.
Dr Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel) presented this paper, titled ‘Can the African govern? Development theory in the making of subjects and the disavowal of citizenship’, to the SASS Social Science Forum on Wednesday 5th May 2021. Many thanks to Jenna for an excellent paper and for permission to record the presentation.
Dr Dharmi Kapadia (University of Manchester) presented this paper, titled ‘Racism, health inequalities and COVID-19’, to the SASS Social Science Forum on Wednesday 21st April 2021. Many thanks to Dharmi for an excellent paper and for permission to record the presentation.
Dr Roxana Cavalcanti (University of Brighton) presented this paper, titled ‘Ventriloquist Justice: An analysis of the criminalisation of socio-environmental activism in contemporary Latin America’, to the SASS Social Science Forum on Wednesday 24th March 2021. Many thanks to Roxana for an excellent paper and for permission to record the presentation.
Adam Badger, Royal Holloway, University of London, presented this paper, titled ‘“I can’t feed my kids with claps”. Investigating the lived realities of London’s keyworker couriers through the COVID-19 pandemic’ to the SASS Social Science Forum on Wednesday 10th March 2021. Many thanks to Adam for the paper and for permission to record the presentation… Continue reading →
Dr Shadreck Mwale, Brightion and Sussex Medical School, presented this paper, titled ‘COVID-19 and genomics: the re-circulating logics of race and genes’ to the SASS Social Science Forum on 24th February 2021. Thanks to Shadreck for the paper and for permission to record the session.
Francesca Kilpatrick (SASS, University of Brighton) presented this paper, titled ‘Climate animacy, climate entanglement: an indigenous theory and new materialism romance’, on Wednesday 10th February 2021 to the University of Brighton SASS Social Science Forum. Many thanks to Francesca for the session and for allowing us to make this recording.
My colleague Charles Turner recently sent me a draft paper on similes and sociology. It was thought-provoking, and made me think once more about the differences between similes and metaphors. The form of a metaphor – A is B – and the form of a simile – A is like B – look pretty similar,… Continue reading →
Dr Matt Adams, SASS, University of Brighton, presents their paper to the SASS Social Science Forum, 13th January 2021. This event took place via Teams. Many thanks to Dr Adams for allowing us to record this presentation.
Professor Arathi Sriprakash, School of Education, University of Bristol, presented the fifth paper in the Decolonising Research / Decolonising the Curriculum Social Science Forum seminar series, hosted by the School of Applied Social Science (SASS), University of Brighton. The title of this paper was ‘The Erasures of Racism In Education and International Development’. This event… Continue reading →
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