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Co-Director reflections I joined the IAS as Co-Director (Business) in October 2022. Interdisciplinarity has always been central to my work. While based in business and management, my area of expertise is located at the intersection of the social sciences and the arts...
Where are they now? Feeling Political: Intimacy, Everyday Life and Politics
Where are they now? Feeling Political: Intimacy, Everyday Life and Politics Professor Julie-Marie Strange (Department of History, Durham University), Dr Laura Forster (Department of History, University of Manchester) and Dr David Minto (Department of History, Durham...
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Food for Thought: reflections on interdisciplinarity
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Food for Thought: reflections on interdisciplinarity At the IAS, interdisciplinary conversations are part of our daily...
Walking as a Research Method: transcending disciplinary boundaries in Northumberland National Park
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Walking as a Research Method: transcending disciplinary boundaries in Northumberland National Park Nick Pepper (PhD...
IAS Fellowship and stage reading of Carthaginian Queen Dido
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IAS Fellowship and stage reading of Carthaginian Queen Dido Dr Magdalena Zira, Theatre Director, Fantastico Theotro My...
Art Exhibition by Stephen Livingstone and Karen Johnson
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Art Exhibition by Stephen Livingstone and Karen Johnson Professor Karen Johnson (IAS Co-Director, Science) The IAS was...
Welcome from the Director
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Welcome from the Director Welcome to another edition of Transformations. We had another wonderful term here in the IAS...
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