Podcasts in 2010

Audio for CCIG Forum 17 (18 November 2010)

9 December 2010

CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics.

'Going Public: The Janet Newman Project' (5 October 2010)

9 December 2010

This forum was a special event to celebrate the career and retirement of Professor Janet Newman. The day was organised around three panels dealing with different ways of thinking about the concept of the 'public'.

Welcome

by Centre Director, Jeff Husymans and John Clarke

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Prof Jill Korbin keynote lecture on 'Child and adolescent well being in cultural context'

28 July 2010

In this keynote lecture, given as part of CCIG Forum 15, Professor Jill Korbin discusses issues surrounding child and adoloscent well being in cultural context.

Interview with Professor Andrea Doucet

16 July 2010

Filmed as part of Professor Doucet's keynote lecture visit to CCIG and her involvement in the Family Troubles? Event, held at South Bank University on the 8 and 9th of July, Dr Jane McCarthy interviews Professor Andrea Doucet

Family Troubles? Conference media - Plenary 2

16 July 2010

Filmed as part of the Family Troubles? event held at South Bank University and supported by CCIG, these videos contain the contents of the first plenary of the conference, with lectures by Professor Sir Michael Rutter and Professor Rachel Thomson, followed by a discussion session hosted by Dr Penny Mansfield

Family Troubles? Conference media - Plenary 1

16 July 2010

Filmed as part of the Family Troubles? event held at South Bank University and supported by CCIG, these videos contain the contents of the first plenary of the conference, with lectures by Prof Jill Korbin and Dr Janet Fink, followed by a discussion session hosted by Prof Ann Phoenix.

ICCM Collaboratory on Critical Methods

14 June 2010

This is a discussion from the opening workshop for the International Collaboratory on Critical Methods in Security Studies – a joint initiative between The Open University, University of Edinburgh and University of Sussex. The workshop took place at the University of Sussex on 25-25 February 2010.

'Visualizing War: Politics Between Image and Text' Professor Roland Bleiker

11 June 2010

In this keynote lecture, given as part of the 'War & Visuality: conflict and the politics of perception' workshop co-organised by the securities programme of CCIG and CRESC, Professor Roland Bleiker from the University of Queensland outlines his ideas regarding visual methodology and the relationship between politi

'From Territorium to Territory' talk by Professor Stuart Elden at CCIG Forum 14

9 June 2010

In this talk, given as part of CCIG Forum 14 Professor Stuart Elden from Durham University asks; what is the Latin word for ‘territory’? How should we translate territorium?

Professor Deborah Britzman interview with Dr Gail Lewis

20 May 2010

In this interview, given after her keynote lecture at CCIG Forum 12, Professor Deborah Britzman outlines her key ideas and concepts regarding psychanalysis and education. The interview is conducted by Dr Gail Lewis

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Audio for CCIG Forum 17 (18 November 2010)

'Going Public: The Janet Newman Project' (5 October 2010)

Welcome

Prof Jill Korbin keynote lecture on 'Child and adolescent well being in cultural context'

Interview with Professor Andrea Doucet

Family Troubles? Conference media - Plenary 2

Family Troubles? Conference media - Plenary 1

ICCM Collaboratory on Critical Methods

'Visualizing War: Politics Between Image and Text' Professor Roland Bleiker

'From Territorium to Territory' talk by Professor Stuart Elden at CCIG Forum 14

Professor Deborah Britzman interview with Dr Gail Lewis

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