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BSA President writes to Leicester VC on the proposed closure of Critical Management Studies and Political Economy
Susan Halford, BSA President, expresses very deep concern about the proposed closure of Critical Management Studies and Political Economy in the Business School at the University of Leicester.
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Race and Ethnicity in British Sociology
This report is concerned with the place of race and ethnicity in the teaching of British Sociology.
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Newton International Fellowships
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Newton International Fellowships
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Childhoods and South-South Migration
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Momentum Quarterly - Journal for Societal Progress Special Issue: Gender, Diversity and Social Cohesion in Europe
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ENRGHI Conference 2021 A conference for PhD students and ECR's interested in health geography
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Childhoods and South-South Migration
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