School of Social and Political Science

PIR Book Launch: International Relations in the Middle East by Ewan Stein

The Contemporary Middle East Series, brings together scholars and practitioners with expertise on the Middle East to share their experience and work in a series of public lectures.

The series is convened by the Middle East Research Group within the Politics and International Relations at the University of Edinburgh.

Digital Worker Inquiry: Data, Solidarity, and Leverage

A two-day event from the University of Edinburgh's Centre for Data, Culture & Society's Digital Social Science research cluster and the Edinburgh Futures Institute.

Intersectionality and mental health recovery in the Global South

A series of webinars on "mental health" and "recovery" co-hosted by the University of Edinburgh Global Mental Health network & Burans

Edinburgh Sociology Seminar: Ceren Budak

We will pay compensation from future profits: the nationalisation of foreign businesses in post-colonial Uganda

CAS Seminar - We will pay compensation from future profits: the nationalisation of foreign businesses in post-colonial Uganda

CRITIQUE Roundtable: Training Environmentally Responsible Students

In this CRITIQUE roundtable event, we invite insights from teachers and researchers from a range of subject areas who broadly share an interest in training environmentally responsible students at the University of Edinburgh (UoE).

Career Decision Making of Astrophysicists

In this seminar Jarita Holbrook will discuss her work in the ASTROMOVES project, which traces the lived experiences of astrophysicists as they move from their PhDs into the beyond.

The 2021 Mobilization of 1948 Palestinians

The Contemporary Middle East Series, brings together scholars and practitioners with expertise on the Middle East to share their experience and work in a series of public lectures.

The series is convened by the Middle East Research Group within the Politics and International Relations at the University of Edinburgh.

PIR Book Launch: Arbitrary States by Rebecca Tapscott

This event marks the launch of a new book, Arbitrary States, which draws on the Museveni regime’s governance in Uganda to understand contemporary authoritarianism.

Edinburgh Sociology Seminar: Graham Crow

CAS Seminar - Angola’s Securitized state: elections, corruption and militarisation

CAS Seminar Series - Angola’s Securitized state: elections, corruption and militarisation

STIS Seminar - Ramón Barthelemy

A special seminar with Ramón Barthelemy on Queering Physics: A History of the Queer Rights in the USA and LGBT+ Advocacy in Physics.