Events
Mar
18
Thu
5:00 pm
Data Theory: Interpretive Sociol...
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Data Theory: Interpretive Sociol...
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Mar 18 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

The ongoing and intensifying datafication of our societies poses huge challenges as well as opportunities for social science to rethink core elements of its research enterprise. Prominently, there is a pressing need to move beyond[...]
Apr
8
Thu
5:00 pm
The Politics of Location: Mobili...
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The Politics of Location: Mobili...
@ Online
Apr 8 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Didem Özkul (Karlstad University) – The Politics of Location: Mobilities, Data and Machine Learning Our lives are populated with connected devices which sense and record where we are at any given point in time, how[...]
Research
Why Ofcom must find its backbone
Policy Brief: Fashion Media and Sustainability
Global narratives of Britain in the 1990s
Fake news in science and how to fight it
The aim of this webinar is to discuss the topic of “fake news” in science: …Decolonising the Curriculum? Which Curriculum? How? and by Whom?
The epistemological underpinnings of knowledge in today’s world were shaped during colonial times for purposes …Selector PRO 2021: Mental health in music industry
To get a record deal, release new music, connect with fans, make some videos, plan …The Arab uprisings a decade on: Egypt and Tunisia
A decade ago on 14th January 2011, after weeks of historic protests, Tunisians deposed their …
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