Centre for Citizenship, Identities and Governance
The Centre for Citizenship, Identities and Governance (CCIG) is a University designated Centre of Research Excellence
NCVO along with CSV and The Open University (and in particular the Oecumene research project) in partnership with the European Parliament are running a project 'Europe: what does it mean for you?'.
This is the first seminar of our CCIG/OS series. Don’t hesitate to bring your lunch!
Impact, knowledge exchange, knowledge transfer, have now become buzzwords in the academic world:
What are ‘impact’, ‘knowledge exchange’, ‘knowledge transfer’ and what to make of it?
This roundtable will take stock of CCIG's long commitment to put social sciences on the line and will open discussions on how to do critical social science in the current funding landscape and a pressing impact agenda.
We are living on the line. Ours is a time of intensified disruption of the familiar. Rights depletions, loss of public and community life, identity crises, pervasive insecurities, and lack of imaginative governance seem to rule the day.
This event is part of the project 'Affectivity and Liminality' led by Prof Paul Stenner in collaboration with Megan Clinch, Johanna Motzkau and Monica Greco (Goldsmiths College), and funded through the European Science Foundation (ESF) Exploratory Workshop scheme.
This is the second seminar of our CCIG/OS series. Don’t hesitate to bring your lunch!
This is the third seminar of our CCIG/OS series. Don’t hesitate to bring your lunch!
This seminar is part of our CCIG/OS series. Don’t hesitate to bring your lunch!
This seminar is part of our CCIG/OS series. Don’t hesitate to bring your lunch!
This session will be organised by Meg Barker (OU).