by linda.crowe | Apr 3, 2024
Project summary The South Asia Research Group at Durham is intended as an active cross-faculty collaborative research group of South Asianists. It will serve as an interdisciplinary forum to develop a research network under the broad theme ‘Pedagogies of... 
by linda.crowe | Oct 6, 2023
Project summary Walking is a basic and universal form of travel. There are many words for different types of walks. When we walk to work, we commute. When we walk in large numbers, we march, or parade. Walking as research can allow us to interrogate the past, critique... by linda.crowe | Sep 15, 2023
Project summary This Research Development Project investigates the potential of archives to decolonise teaching & learning within the university. It advances ongoing work conducted by Dr Alice Finden & Dr Kavi Abraham, who have focused on the emotional role... 
by linda.crowe | Sep 15, 2023
Project summary Stealing secrets is routinely seen as the world’s second oldest profession. However, despite rich literature on the history of intelligence agencies and operations, and the prominence of intelligence in contemporary politics, intelligence is a... 
by linda.crowe | Sep 15, 2023
Project summary One in ten youth in the United Kingdom are neurodivergent with a diagnosis of autism, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and other neurocognitive conditions. Neurodivergent youth are more likely to experience physical and mental health... 
by linda.crowe | Sep 15, 2023
Project summary Can displaced communities, who are physically unable to access their ancestral lands, renew a sense of ownership over their tangible cultural heritage and assert their agency over its use? This Research Development Project grapples with this... 
by linda.crowe | Sep 15, 2023
Project summary This Research Development Project investigates the potential of archives to decolonise teaching & learning within the university. It advances ongoing work conducted by Dr Alice Finden & Dr Kavi Abraham, who have focused on the emotional role... 
by linda.crowe | Sep 15, 2023
Project summary The project seeks to enable conversations about delivering human-centred techniques and tools to help stakeholders explore the horizons of possibilities and to define an envelope of acceptability for AI-based Software Responsibility focusing on legal... 
by linda.crowe | Aug 7, 2023
International conference: call for papers Understanding Offence: Delimiting the (Un)sayable Institute of Advanced Study, 21-23 March 2024 Organisers: Helen Fenwick (Durham Law School), Patrick Zuk (School of Modern Languages and Cultures) Keynote... 
by linda.crowe | Apr 12, 2022
Project summary This Small Project seeks to determine the daily consequences of hybrid working managers’ solitude and loneliness on their daily leader identity, wellbeing, and subsequent behaviors. The way how work is structured has substantially changed and many...