** Due to unforeseen circumstances, Dr. Chakravarti has been unable to travel to Scotland to deliver this lecture in person. We've made arrangements to have her deliver the lecture as scheduled via … Continue reading Guilty, Not Guilty, Nullify: Imagining a Three Option Verdict in the United States Criminal Justice System
Workshop 27 May, 9:00-18:00 Speakers: Speakers include Professor Crawford Gribbon, Dr Ian Campbell (both Queen’s University Belfast), Dr Clare Hawes (St Andrews) and Dr Christian Liddy (Durham) An all-day workshop highlighting … Continue reading Political Community in Historical Perspective Medieval and Early Modern
Two of our CISRUL PhD students, Eve Hayes de Kalaf and Chuck Sturtevant, have been invited to the Center for Research and Studies on Culture and Society (CIECS) at the National University of Córdoba … Continue reading CISRUL Students invited to Center for Research and Studies on Culture and Society, Argentina
One of our Faculty Members, Andrea Teti, will be delivering a public lecture in the Department of Politics and International Relations Seminar Series on Wednesday 13th September 2017, 2.00–4pm. The event will be hosted in the Edward Wright Building, F61.
Seminar by Professor Jeffrey Alexander (Yale) Wed 18th October at 2-4 in EWF61 What’s striking about the now-global discourse of “middle class” is that it references people who would once have been described, not as middle, but as working class. They are called “workers” and described as “hard working” and “struggling,” whether or not they … Continue reading Iconic Objects and the New Middle Class
