Seminars
How Do Journalist YouTubers Navigate Bourdieusian Field Relations for Symbolic Power? A Case Study on Turkey
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Ozan Aşık is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology at Bursa Uludag University in Turkey. He has been working on the sociology of journalism since his PhD study at the University of Cambridge. Dr. Aşık is currently moving his research toward examining the platformization of journalism and news consumption with a contextual focus on social polarization and authoritarianism.
Lessons from the Pandemic? Actors and Institutions in the Reform of Primary Care in the Italian Healthcare System
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Stefano Neri is an Associate Professor of Economic Sociology in the Department of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Milan. His main research interests and publications focus on health and social policy, labour regulation in public services, and the sociology of professions, particularly in the health, social, and educational sectors.
A Soviet Fountain of Youth: Miracle Cures, Medical Internationalism, and US-Soviet Relations, 1943-48
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Paula Michaels is an Associate Professor of History at Monash University (Australia). With a focus on the social history of medicine, her research embeds the USSR in a pan-European and global narrative. She is particularly interested in the ways that politics and economics impinge on clinical practice and patient encounters. Michaels is the author of two prize-winning books, and many articles and book chapters, as well as co-editor of two books. She is currently at work on the history of Soviet medical internationalism during the Cold War, which has received the support of a Boston Medical Library Grant in the History of Medicine, an American Councils Academic Fellowship in Russia, a Gerda Henkel Fellowship and, with Dr Ema Hrešanová (Charles University), a 2024 Australian Research Council Discovery Project Grant.
Cultured meat: hypes, promises and challenges (talk by Arianna Ferrari)
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Cultured meat is presented as a technology that promises to save the planet, to be sustainable, to protect human health, to eliminate animal suffering and to help feed the planet and fight world hunger.
Contested Energy Transitions. Conflicts and Social Innovations in the Czech Republic, France, and Poland
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Parliamentary Institute - professional background for elected representatives
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Vaccines and vaccine hesitancy in European media discourses. Covid and beyond.
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Re-thinking the Concept of Re-enchantment in Central-Eastern Europe
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Political Apologies, their Content, and Protagonists: Experimental Evidence from Victims and Perpetrators Nations
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Emanuela C. Del Re: Social issues in the Sahel within the security and development policies
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Lela Rekhviashvili Lecture: Why won't urban informality disappear? Marketisation, social embeddedness and shifting spaces of informality in urban mobility
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Alexa Färber Lecture: Enduring the city? How to do social change with promises
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Örjan Sjöberg Lecture: The missing link between climate action (SDG 13) and reduced inequalities (SDG 10): the urban dimension
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Ruta Śpiewak a Wojciech Goszczyński - The research of Alternative Food Networks in Poland
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„I have a dream“ – Migrants in the spiderweb of dreams about better life
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Programování v sociologii a sociologie programování
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Theorising and Discussing Re-enchantment in Europe
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The Social Life of Methods: Lessons from Cold War Social Science (Delphi Method and Political Gaming)
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Čtvrteční sociologické semináře - podzim 2019
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Inequality as a social phenomenon and political topic in Poland. Discourse, reality and political consequences
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