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Social sciences

December 2023

  • Pat Coombes in 1959 on the deck of the RMS Queen Elizabeth, which brought her to the UK

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    Pat Coombes obituary

    Other lives: Lecturer who helped to set up a controversial social sciences degree course at the Open University

October 2023

  • Teresa Rees helped embed the ‘gender mainstreaming’ approach into public policy making.

    Dame Teresa Rees obituary

    Social scientist and adviser on equality matters to the EU and Welsh government who strove to improve the position of women

December 2022

  • Torsten Bell

    Hidden gems from the world of research
    How do we make sense of changing human social norms? Ask a bot, of course

    Torsten Bell
    Machine learning research into changing attitudes to women in the US reveals it’s not just technology that has progressed

November 2021

  • Liz Bird in 2013

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    Liz Bird obituary

    Other lives: Academic who was an advocate for women’s and gender studies at Bristol University

October 2021

  • Susanna Mitchell published three sucessful novels, including The Colour of His Hair (1994), a portrayal of sectarianism in Ulster

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    Susanna Mitchell obituary

    Other lives: Secretary and army wife who became a Cambridge academic and political activist

May 2021

  • Dione Hills

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    Dione Hills obituary

  • Edwin Jones

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    Edwin Jones obituary

April 2021

  • Will Hutton

    Britain must harness the social sciences to fight post-pandemic deprivation

    Will Hutton
    The wealth of research going on around Covid and inequality could be used to help everyone lead healthier lives, says president of the Academy of Social Sciences Will Hutton

September 2020

  • Housing activists protest against forced evictions in New York, US, on 1 September

    Science Weekly
    Covid-19: why do pandemics trigger civil unrest? – podcast

    Nicola Davis speaks to Clifford Stott about why pandemics trigger civil unrest, policing outbreaks and lockdowns, and how best to build trust in communities

June 2020

  • Students inside the main LSE library designed by Norman Foster

    The Guardian view on the humanities: the importance of being rounded

  • Mortarboards being thrown in air at Birmingham University

    University and Arts Council in drive to re-brand 'soft' academic subjects

May 2020

  • Peter Rushton became an authority on early modern criminal transportation

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    Peter Rushton obituary

    Other Lives: Professor of historical sociology whose wide-ranging interests included gender and family studies, punishment and society, and law

February 2020

  • Ray Forrest explored remote parts of east Asia, often on a motorbike with his wife, Jacqui

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    Ray Forrest obituary

  • Dominic Cummings pictured in Downing Street

    The brutal truth about Dominic Cummings

January 2020

  • Couple not speaking after disagreement

    Science Weekly
    Roy Baumeister on the power of negativity – Science Weekly podcast

    The social psychologist talks about how he became interested in negativity and how we may able to combat its impact on the way we view the world

August 2019

  • Jean-Pierre Worms was a leading figure in driving the decentralisation of power in France from the state to the regions, departments and municipalities

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    Jean-Pierre Worms obituary

    Other lives: French social scientist and politician

April 2019

  • Sexual violence protest<br>BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE Protesters at Belfast City Hall hold up banners featuring thongs and the message 'This is not consent' during a demonstration to highlight concerns over how rape trials are conducted in Ireland. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Thursday November 15, 2018. See PA story ULSTER Protest. Photo credit should read: Rebecca Black/PA Wire

    'It's about how people can better their lives': students on why PhDs matter

  • Pro-Brexit protesters take part in the March to Leave demonstration in London<br>Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage attends a March to Leave demonstration in London, Britain March 29, 2019. REUTERS/Toby Melville TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

    What do you get if you don't teach stats properly? Farage and Trump

    Robert de Vries

February 2019

  • Colin Barker co-founded the Alternative Futures and Popular Protest conference in Manchester in 1995; it is now in its 24th year.

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    Colin Barker obituary

    Other lives: Advocate of solidarity and resistance in pursuit of a socialist society

December 2018

  • aerial view of The University of Cambridge

    Cambridge gives role to academic accused of racist stereotyping

    University professors among hundreds who object to award of research job to Noah Carl
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