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Autonomous and decolonial pedagogies, social movements and education in Brazil and the UK
Autonomous and decolonial pedagogies, social movements and education in Brazil and the UK This event brought together researchers from Brazil and the UK to explore the intersections between colonial/decolonial pasts and presents and the contemporary politics of...
Introducing: Absence/presence of Durham’s black history: Exploration of institutions, archives, students and pedagogies
Jan 23, 2023
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Where are they now?: Professor Elizabeth Edwards FBA
Oct 5, 2022
Professor Elizabeth Edwards FBA (Emeritus Professor De Montfort University; Andrew W Mellon Visiting Professor,...
Meet the team: New Co-Directors – Professors Karen Johnson and Gretchen Larsen
Oct 3, 2022
Professor Karen Johnson joins the IAS as Co-Director for Science on 1 October 2022. Karen has had an interesting...
Welcome from the IAS Director
Oct 3, 2022
Welcome to our seventh edition of Transformations. Here at the IAS, we are at the time of year where we are both...
Where are they now?: Professor Janet Hoek
Oct 3, 2022
Towards a smoke-free Aotearoa New Zealand Joining the IAS as a Fellow in the latter part of 2019 gave me a new and...
Where are they now?: Professor David Williams
Oct 3, 2022
Social sciences and the large-scale networks of low-cost instruments for measurement of air quality One of my...
Updates from the Fellowship – Autumn 2022
Oct 3, 2022
Professor Hans Petter Graver (2016/17 Fellow) Has been elected to the Academia Europaea. Professor Nicholas Aroney...
Where are they now?: Professor Tiziana de Rogatis
May 17, 2022
Friendship and Scholarship at the IAS (October-December 2017) My experience at the IAS has been foundational from...
Risks to Youth and Studenthood in Digital Spaces: Commodification, Transitions and Digital Identities
May 17, 2022
Dr Rille Raaper (Education) and Dr Mariann Hardey (Business School) This project emerged from a number of exciting...
The Politics of Credibility
May 17, 2022
Dr Elisabeth Kirtsoglou (Anthropology) and Dr Olga Demetriou (Government and International Affairs) Last month (March...
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