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Events in January 2005

Date: January 2005

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11 January, 16.15-18.00,

Sociology Staff & PG Student Seminar

Fiona Devine (Sociology, Manchester University)

'Social capital and the reproduction of advantage in the US and UK'

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14-15 January

Lancaster University

CeMoRe/IAS Ecotourism Workshop

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19 January, 16.15 - 17.30

Material Culture and Consumption Group

James Howard, Independent Studies

'"Being in the know": consuming the news'

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20 January, 16.15-18.00

Centre for Science Studies seminar,

Professor Andrew Clement (Information Studies, University of Toronto)

'Will Biometric Identification Schemes Help Keep Us Safe?'

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25 January, 4.30

Joint Sociology/Language, Ideology and Politics Group Seminar

Prof. Ruth Wodak, Linguistics, Lancaster

'Discourses of Right-Wing populism'

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25 January, 5-6:30 pm

Thinking Cybersociality

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26 January, B.65 13.00-14.00

Lancaster Complexity Group

"A combinatorial approach to the analysis of qualitative-quantitative relationships"

Professor Graham Chapman, Geography Department

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26 January, 16.00-17.30

Space, Place and Boundaries

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27 January, 16.15 - 17.30

Centre for Science Studies Seminar

Kasper Molin, University of Copenhagen

"Transparent Organization - Pragmatics of Partnering in the Construction of a Concert Hall

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Contact:

Who can attend: Anyone

Further information

Organising departments and research centres: Sociology

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