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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: Is Q still the answer?
Paul Stenner considers social constructionism - and wonders if it ever-changing times means research methods also need to change.
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Society, Politics & Law
Protecting Landscapes and Creating the Right Tools for the Job
How do national parks manage the demands of different users, whilst still conserving natural beauty?
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Society, Politics & Law
Family photos and what they mean
What can family photos tell us about households, gender roles and emerging technology? Professor Gillian Rose explores her research on family photography, and how this work interacts with her own experiences.
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Society, Politics & Law
Another spoonful? Understanding the Place of Sugar - Part Two
Steve Pile looks at the changing geographies of sugar.
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Society, Politics & Law
One Lump or Two? Understanding the Place of Sugar - Part One
Sugar is a Contradiction - explore the cultural paradox of this ubiquitous ingredient, with Professor Steve Pile.
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History & The Arts
Are movies really getting longer?
You might think movies are getting longer and longer - but the data tells a more interesting story. Evan Stewart orders a large popcorn.
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Society, Politics & Law
More ‘salad bowl’ than ‘melting pot’
Madhavi Kapur watches an episode of Indian School, and celebrates the multicultural nature of Indian society.
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Health, Sports & Psychology
Methods in Motion: Emotionally sensing knowledge
Dr Ruth Evans shows how an approach of ‘uncomfortable reflexivity’ in cross-cultural research can help to reveal the work of emotions.
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: Finding a voice after Brexit
In a world that appears increasingly hostile to expertise, Janet Newman suggests ways forward – and some new alliances.
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History & The Arts
Methods in Motion: Clashing loyalties
Geoff Andrews argues that a multidisciplinary approach is key if we're to get to the heart of human vulnerabilities at moments of competing loyalties.
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: The things we don't know
As debates about 'truth' continue to hit the headlines, sociologist and Visiting Fellow Dr Jane McCarthy explores what we 'don’t know' in cross-cultural research.
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Society, Politics & Law
The Who Are We? project
How artists and academics can work together to develop new avenues for exchange and influence