Author: GSEJ

Bioeconomy, or the use of biotechnology and biological resources to provide information, products, processes and services to all economic sectors, holds a key to leverage … Read more

Michael Calnan (SSPSSR, University of Kent), Jens Zinn (University of Melbourne, Australia) and Tom Douglass (University of Birmingham) are advising an Open Research collection on the Sociology of … Read more

Professor Michael Calnan and Dr Tom Douglass’ new book Power, Policy and the Pandemic: A Sociological Analysis of COVID-19 Policy in England, is one of the … Read more

GSEJ founding members Trude Sundberg, Jennifer Leigh and SSPSSR colleagues Susie Bass, Rachel Seoighe, and Ames Clark are hosting another session for the ‘Queerying’ workshop … Read more

Congratulations to Dr. Joy Y. Zhang (PI, Sociology) and Dr. Aparajita Mukhpopadhyay (Co-I, History) for being awarded of the competitive BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants on the … Read more

Professor Silvio Funtowicz will open GSEJ’s seminar series with a renewed examination on science, expertise and decision making on 5 October. Professor Funtowicz coined the … Read more

BioGovernance Commons is a transnational initiative jointly convened by the GSEJ Director Joy Y. Zhang, along with Kathleen M. Vogel (US), Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley (US) … Read more

BioGovernance Commons is a transnational initiative jointly convened by the GSEJ Director Joy Y. Zhang, along with Kathleen M. Vogel (US), Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley (US) … Read more

Summer is drawing to a close, but the excitement continues! Starting next week, GSEJ will be back with both online and in-person activities. Below are … Read more

The Division for the study of Law, Society and Social Justice (LSSJ) at the University of Kent held its research festival at both of the … Read more