School of Social and Political Science

Shailer Mathews’ Historical Sociology of God

In this talk, Dr Andrew McKinnon considers selected works by Shailer Mathews, a long-neglected American theologian.

In conversation with... Allison Hui

Calling all postgraduate students in SPS. Join us for an informal session to talk about decolonising methodologies and how to embrace creative approaches.

RTC Talking Methods - Dr Allison Hui and Situating decolonial strategies

Social change can be difficult – even when it involves social scientists. Despite longstanding calls to decolonise methodologies, and to embrace creative methodological approaches, Ndlohvu suggests that we face ‘methodological stasis’ (2021).

Global Capital and Big Poultry in South Asia

Q-Step Seminar: Later life precarity. What is it? Can we measure it? Is it useful?

Professor Alan Marshall is a Social Statistician by training who is now Professor of Social Research on Inequality based on the School of Social and Political Science at the University of Edinburgh. His substantive research uses longitudinal data from social surveys in the UK and overseas to better understand the social and biological determinants of inequalities observed in health and wellbeing in later life.

Governance for a secure digital world - CONTROVERSIES in the DATA SOCIETY

Ensuring the safety and security of our information infrastructures is a huge challenge that involves human, legal, technical cooperation at a global scale.

Cutting Edges of the Decolonial: Thinking Anthropocentrism and Queerphobia from/in the Arab-majority World(s)

Matters of law in Latin America

Join us for what promises to be an engaging discussion of the intersection between international law, human rights, and multilateralism.

Recovering LGBTQ+ Student Voices at the University of Edinburgh: An Archival Project

Join us for a roundtable discussion that will launch an archival project by the LGBTQ+ Liberation Campaign and the Centre for Research Collections.

Migration, Crisis and Temporality at the Zimbabwe-South Africa Border

The Centre of African Studies (CAS) is delighted to welcome you to the following book launch.

The Final Report of the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales:

Dr Anwen Elias (Aberystwyth University) will present the findings and recommendations included in the Final Report published by the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales.

Learning to deliver: The LGBTQ+ Knowledge and Skills Framework for Affirmative Care

Join Professor Hafford-Letchfield as she guides you to the structure and content of the National Learning Framework for LGBTQ+ Ageing.