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17 June 2022
ECR Masterclass on Decolonising Research: Ethical Practices and Epistemic Expansions
Led by Professor Vineeta Sinha, Department of Sociology, National University of Singapore
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16 June 2022
Collaborative Social Science Domain's Inaugural Annual Lecture
Cross-disciplinary Conversations: Sites for Decolonising Conceptual Frames and Methodologies
Professor Vineeta Sinha, Department of Sociology, National University of Singapore
In a refreshed take on an old problematic, in a commitment to ‘post-colonial’ and ‘de-colonial’ frames, this lecture proposed that these border crossings create opportunities for focusing a critical lens on existing disciplinary conceptual frameworks and methodologies. Further details and watch again
8 June 2022
Sociology Network Networking Event: Forging a Sociological Career at UCL
At this informal networking event sociology colleagues at UCL discussed their experiences of being a sociologist in different parts of the university, and how the Sociology Network can capitalize on their sociological skills and expertise. Further details
30 March 2022
Sociology Network's Annual Lecture
Contemporary Sociology and the Reconstruction of its Canons
Professor Gurminder K Bhambra, FBA, Professor of Postcolonial and Decolonial Studies, Department of International Relations, School of Global Studies, University of Sussex and President, British Sociological Association. Further details and watch again
25 February 2022 & 25 March 2022
ECR/PhD Workshops for Manifesto for Collaborative Social Science Research
A diverse collective of UCL Early Career Researchers worked together to form a Manifesto for Collaborative Social Science Research. This Manifesto will serve an expanding network as a provocation, a roadmap, and a shared set of values to build transformative momentums.
18 November 2021
1st Annual UCL Collaborative Social Science Domain PhD Conference
Building Bridges beyond Disciplinary Boundaries
This one-day conference fostered and showcased collaborative social science at UCL. It brought together interdisciplinary early career researchers and PhD students and offered advice for research and careers, and promoted the resources are available to them at UCL.