Filter Past Events | Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology

2015 December 07 Monday

The Problem of the Exotic: The aporia of universalism and relativism in anthropology

Bruce Kapferer

Lecture

2015 October 05 Monday

Cities of Power : Nation-States and Their Capitals - public lecture by Göran Therborn

Professor

Lecture

2015 September 30 Wednesday

Making Skid Row Cool: Los Angeles Poverty Department’s (failed) Skid Row Walk of Fame - Opening lecture of Urban Imagineering and the Construction of Cool Cities by Marina Peterson

Marina Peterson

Lecture

2015 September 30 Wednesday

Urban Imagineering and the Construction of Cool Cities Workshop

Workshop

2015 September 28 Monday

Girl Capital in the VIP: A Return to Ownership in the Forms of Capital

Ashley Mears

Lecture

2015 June 12 Friday

Hope and (Im)mobility in the Pursuit of Change - Graduate Conference

Conference

2015 May 18 Monday

Multiple modes of transnationalism around Japan: Diversifying Migrant Populations and Policy Paradoxes, public lecture by Akihiro Koido (Hitotsubashi University)

Akihiro Koido

Lecture

2015 May 04 Monday

Industrial Hauntings: Smokestack Nostalgia or Working Class Obituary?, public lecture by Tim Strangleman (University of Kent)

Tim Strangleman

Lecture

2015 March 23 Monday

Sociologizing the Technological Frontier: The Next Generation of Growth in China and the World, public lecture by Salvatore Babones (University of Sydney)

Salvatore Babones

Lecture

2015 March 16 Monday

The Global Middle as 'Normal', public lecture by József Böröcz (Rutgers University)

József Böröcz

Lecture

2015 February 23 Monday

Roma Local Minority Self-Governance in Hungary, public lecture by Kai Schafft (Research Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies, CEU and Associate Professor of Education at Penn State University )

Kai Schafft

Lecture

2015 February 09 Monday

Imagining and practising citizenship in austere times, public lecture by John Clarke (Visiting Professor, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, CEU)

John Clarke

Lecture