A successful application has been made to the British Sociological Association to hold a regional cross-college Postgraduate day at the University of Birmingham on the theme of "Researching Social Inequality Across the Social Sciences".
We are pleased to announce that a successful application has been made to the British Sociological Association to hold a Regional Postgraduate Day at the University of Birmingham on the theme of “Researching Social Inequality Across the Social Sciences: Contemporary Sociological Analyses of Power and Exclusion”. This cross-college, interdisciplinary event, hosted by Sociology in the School of Government and Society is the result of a successful collaboration between post-graduate researchers and academic staff across all four Schools in the College of Social Sciences (Education, Business, Government and Society and Social Policy).
The one day workshop will focus on key sociological approaches to the study of social inequality with an emphasis on the cross-disciplinary use of theory and method to study power and its effects. The workshop will bring researchers, working within diverse fields spanning the social sciences, together to discuss how sociological theories of power inform the study of inequality and exclusion; explain social reproduction; provide important methodological strategies; and inform practice across a range of policy contexts. The event will be held in the spring 2016. Date TBC.
Postgraduate Organisers:
Gerardo Javier Arriaga-Garcia School of Social Policy
Academic support:
