ISC Brownbag Seminar Series
The Institute for Social Change (ISC) a at Manchester University are hosting a Brownbag seminar series in 2011/12.
The seminar series will be of interest to all members of ISC both staff and students as well as to many others in the University and outside.
Seminars are held on the first Wednesday of every month. 1-2pm in room 2.07B Humanities Bridgeford Street.
12th October: |
Cheryl Anderson The Political Transition of Young People: An Experimental Approach *This seminar has been postponed; a new date will be announced soon* |
| 9th November: | Ben Lee Business as usual? Constituency Level Web campaigns during the 2010 UK General Election |
| 7th December: | Mark Littler Demos: Using Facebook to research 'hard to reach groups’. Notes and experiences from studying the 'digital populists' |
| 11th January: | Lee Bentley TBA |
| 8th February: | Denise Annett Using Interviews and Documents to Generate your own Research Data: what are the Pitfalls? |
| 7th March: | Virginia Ros TBA |
| 14th March: | Toni Rodon Abstention Because of Indifference and Alienation: When and Why the Context Matters |
| 4th April: | Dr. Jane Green and Dr. Will Jennings Do Politicians Need to be Competent? What does the Public Notice and does it Matter? |
| 2nd May: | Silvia Galandini Residential Concentration and Political Participation of Black Africans in Britain: The Role of Ethnic Social Resources |
| 13th June: | Dr. Huw Vasey Topographies of ‘Migrant Work’: International Migration, Local Labour Markets and Networks of Stratification |
| 4th July: | -TBA- |
A full list of seminars can be donwloaded here
Details from previous years Brownbag sessions can be found here: 2010/11
If you have any further queries about the
ISC Brownbag Seminar Series, please contact:
Stefanie Doebler
Stefanie.Doebler@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk