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Bauman Memorial Lecture 2025: Global Dignity and Seeing Others
Professor Lamont, of Harvard University, will discuss how young workers in the USA and UK are seeking recognition through politics; how indigenous people in Canada and Micronesia are seeking recognition through environmental justice; and the challenge of seeking recognition where it’s impossible to obtain.
Join us in Leeds or online
Three Volume Series with Polity
All three volumes were translated by Katarzyna Bartoszynskam, and edited by Institute members Mark Davis, Jack Palmer, Dariusz Brzezinski, and Tom Campbell
In December 2024, Campbell, Brzezinski and Palmer discussed Theory & Society and the archive project on an episode of the New Books in Sociology podcast which you can listen to online via this link.
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Events
Digital Inequalities in Financialised Late Capitalism: How can young people build a future?
Join us for this seminar joint-hosted with The Centre for Research on Families, Life Course and Generations. We are delighted...
Liquid Racism: Brexit, Education and Road Culture
Please join us for this event, joint-hosted by the Bauman Institute and the Centre for Ethnicity and Racism Studies. The...
Bauman Memorial Lecture 2025 - Global Dignity and 'Seeing Others', Prof. Michele Lamont
Please join us for the 2025 Bauman Memorial Lecture. We are delighted to announce that our first speaker will be...