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Annual Ambedkar Lecture
The International Politics of the #MeToo Movement: Are They Now Merely Yesterday?
Feminist Explorations of Contemporary South Asia: Possibilities and Challenges
The Virgin and the Plow
The 'Good' Parliament and the Feminist Critical Actor
Critically Queering the Globally Intimate
Everyday Bordering and the Re-orientation of Immigration Legislation in the UK
Social Death and Rastafari Reason
Annual Ambedkar Lecture delivered by Suraj Yengde
A Union for all seasons: The future of the United Kingdom
Munro Lecture - Dr Paige West
CRITIQUE Lecture On the Temporality of Emotions: An Essay on Grief, Anger, and Love
Questing Excellence in Academia: A Tale of Two Universities
Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence Visiting Scholar Lecture: Process tracing methods in comparative public policy and European Union studies
Munro Lecture: Professor Deborah A. Thomas
Large Language Muddles? How Social Data Scientists can make the Generative AI Revolution work for everyone
Munro Lecture: Professor Sylvia Yanagisako
Poverty and stigma – the elephants in the room for lone parents
Ethnography, Making, and Recursive Practice (Munro Lecture)
Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling (Munro Lecture)
2025 Goffman Memorial Lecture: Prof Waverly Duck
Poverty and the Rise and Fall of the British Welfare State since 1900
Large Social Survey Symposium 2025 - Keynote Address
Autumn 2025 Global Mental Health Day