School of Social and Political Science

Edinburgh Sociology Seminar: Graham Crow

CAS Seminar - Angola’s Securitized state: elections, corruption and militarisation

CAS Seminar Series - Angola’s Securitized state: elections, corruption and militarisation

STIS Seminar - Ramón Barthelemy

A special seminar with Ramón Barthelemy on Queering Physics: A History of the Queer Rights in the USA and LGBT+ Advocacy in Physics.

Social Anthropology Seminar: Book talk: Captured at Sea: Piracy and Protection in the Indian Ocean

From 2007–2012, maritime piracy off the coast of Somalia captivated global attention.

Edinburgh Sociology Seminar: Allison Daminger

CAS Seminar - The Uncommon Sense of Biogas: Waste, Ethics, & Good Energy in Off-Grid Tanzania

CAS Seminar Series - The Uncommon Sense of Biogas: Waste, Ethics, & Good Energy in Off-Grid Tanzania

Families and Food in Hard Times: European Comparative Research

Drawing on her recently published book of the same name (co-authored with Professor Julia Brannen) Dr Rebecca O'Connell will introduce the Families and Food in Hard Times project and explain how it conceptualised food poverty in wealthy societies, She will also discuss the study’s design and focus on households as resource units, and share some findings and recommendations.

The Place of Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences

In this seminar, Dr Charlotte Brookfield will discuss the identity and learning journey of quantitative social scientists in the UK.

Energy Futures, Data Ends: An Islands Speculative Fabulation

Israeli Foreign Policy Since the End of the Cold War (Book Launch)

The Contemporary Middle East Series, brings together scholars and practitioners with expertise on the Middle East to share their experience and work in a series of public lectures.

The series is convened by the Middle East Research Group within the Politics and International Relations at the University of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Sociology Seminar: Tod Van Gunten

CAS Seminar - A distributional impasse: Why conflict persists in South Africa’s rural mining frontier?

CAS Seminar Series - A distributional impasse: Why conflict persists in South Africa’s rural mining frontier?