Wednesday 21st October, 12-2pm We are pleased to welcome authors Dr Shamim Miah, Professor Pete Sanderson and Professor Paul Thomas (School of Education and Professional Development, University of Huddersfield) to our webinar to present their new book: ‘Race’, Space and Multiculturalism in Northern England, The (M62) Corridor of Uncertainty. This seminar will present the key arguments…
We are pleased to welcome authors Professor Maria Sobolewska and Professor Robert Ford (University of Manchester) to our webinar to present their new book ‘Brexitland: identity, diversity and the reshaping of British politics’ Long-term social and demographic changes – and the conflicts they create – continue to transform British politics. In this accessible and authoritative…
We are delighted to host a keynote talk by Jon Lawrence from the University of Exeter, author of ‘Me, me, me: the search for community in post-war England’. Respondent: Dr Paul Bagguley, Northern Exposure project, University of Leeds. Chair: Dr Andrew Wallace, Northern Exposure project, University of Leeds
Andrew Wallace writes about ‘Pandemic solidarities: from despair to where?’ as part of the Discovery Society’s COVID-19 Chronicles. You can read the full piece here.
The first webinar in our ‘(Red) Walls, (Brexit) Borders and (Pandemic) Politics’ project seminar series, with Dr Lisa McKenzie, Assistant Professor in Department of Sociology at Durham University.
On 21st May 2020, we inaugurated our project seminar series ‘(Red) Walls, (Brexit) Borders and (Pandemic) Politics’ with a webinar featuring a keynote presentation titled ‘Class inequality, community studies and COVID-19‘ from Dr Lisa McKenzie, Assistant Professor in Department of Sociology at Durham University. Professor Adrian Favell chaired the well-attended two-hour session. The talk was followed…
5-6th March 2020. Organisation and co-direction with Dan Wincott of 2 day workshop meeting of projects (at the University of Leeds) as part of the UK in a Changing Europe ‘Governance after Brexit’ programme with representatives from the ESRC, local and national government, and impact/engagement specialists
28th January 2020. Adrian Favell spoke to government officers, policy stakeholders and community representatives as an expert panellist at the launch of the annual ESRC University of Essex ‘Understanding Society’ report.
