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Recent posts tagged with "culture"

Recently added audio content

A range of new audio content has been added to the CCIG website. Three of these recently added podcasts emerge from events or content related to the Families and Relationships Research Programme.

Posted by s.rodgers on 22 October 2009, 14:52

Autonomy-Relatedness Dynamics across Cultures - Professor Çiğdem Kağitçibaşi Seminar

In this podcast from CCIG Forum 3 (7 April 2009) Professor Çiğdem Kağitçibaşi of Koç University, Istanbul, gives a seminar on autonomy and relatedness in different cultural contexts.

Posted by s.rodgers on 21 October 2009, 15:02

Migrant Women Transforming Citizenship

In Migrant Women Transforming Citizenship (2009 on Ashgate), CCIG Fellow Dr Umut Erel develops new insights into the notion of transnational citizenship by

Posted by s.rodgers on 11 June 2009, 11:45

'Race', Gender, Postcoloniality: A Colloquium on the Work of Avtar Brah

'Race' and Feminism will be the topic of a forthcoming panel to be held at Birkbeck, University of London on Friday, 3 July 2009, which will form part of a colloquium on the work of Prof Avtar Brah.

Posted by s.rodgers on 2 May 2009, 14:33

Creating Citizen-Consumers: Changing Relationships and Identifications

This recently completed project, funded by the ESRC and AHRB under the 'Cultures of Consumption' research programme, explored changing relationships and identifications in the intersection between the public and public services.

CCIG Forum 6

7 July 2009, 10:30 - 18:00

To celebrate what has been a transformative academic year for CCIG, this month’s CCIG Forum will end with a summer social for members and friends of the Centre. Wine and nibbles will be provided.

CCIG/CRESC Cultural work and creative biographies

1 April 2009, 09:15 - 17:30

The last decade has seen a huge growth of interest in cultural labour, coinciding with increased attention to the media and other fields as 'creative industries', and underscored by technological changes that have brought into being new occupations such as web design, digital animation, electronic arts, etc. Suddenly there seems to be an acknowledgement that media and culture involve work!