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27 Jun 2024: The Department of Sociology has particularly close connections with politics, psychology, anthropology, economics, history, and most recently, criminology. ... research. You can find out more about the history of our department on the anniversary

27 Jun 2024: Why does race remain such a powerful determinant of individual and collective identities? ... The course is multidisciplinary and draws on concepts from sociology, law, criminology, history, industrial economics, political economy and political theory.

13 May 2024: Marshall Library, Faculty of Economics, Sidgwick Site  The Experimental Psychology Library, Downing Site  The History and Philosophy of Science Library, Free School Lane. ... POL9 Conceptual issues and texts in politics and international relations.

Our work thus contributes to many fields including sociology and anthropology, science and technology studies, social and oral history, law and economics, as well as bioethics, social theory and the new ... CUQM has already grown to include three new

17 Sep 2023: 2. The course is multidisciplinary and draws on concepts from sociology, law, criminology, history, industrial economics, political economy, political theory and developmental psychology. ... 21. Schelling, T. (1984) ‘Economics and criminal

10 Jan 2024: Feminist Theories of Gender Bias in Economics’, History of Political Economy, 25(1): 167-184. ... Verso). Brenner, R., and Glick, M. 1991. The regulation approach: theory and history.

innovation. Sarah Franklin also helped to set up the new interdisciplinary MPhil in Health, Medicine and Society, a joint arrangement between Sociology, Social Anthropology, and History and Philosophy of Science, in ... Our work thus contributes to many

New grants started in this year include the Digital Revolution in Publishing (Thompson) and IVF cultures and history (Franklin). ... Cambridge and farther afield from different disciplines, including Law, Criminology, POLIS, Sociology, Psychology,

and making links to a number of constituent disciplines, including History, Economics, Psychology, International Studies, Development Studies, Latin American Studies, South Asian Studies, Linguistics and Anthropology. ... Members of the group

left or retired in 2005-06: Silvana Dean, who left in March 2006 to take up a post as Administrative Officer in the Faculty of Economics, and Dr John Barber, who ... Members of the Department continued to supervise candidates for the Inter-Faculty MPhil

of History and the tradition of the Chair has generally been the teaching of the history of political thought. ... of political thought and help sustain the strong collaboration which exists between History and Politics in undergraduate and postgraduate