69
Racism and Public Sociology

Wednesday, 13 July 2016: 10:45-12:15
Location: Hörsaal 31 (Main Building)
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations (host committee)

Language: English

With neoliberal demands for increasing accountability on the part of universities, there are concerns that our research is under threat or, at best, is becoming deeply compromised. Nowhere is this clearer than in the context of bureaucratic regimes that impose narrow conceptions of research “quality” and “impact”. We invite papers that debate the possibilities and prospects of an effective public sociology in the context of research on racism and nationalism in different societies.
Session Organizer:
Scott POYNTING, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Posters:
69.1
The Neoliberal University and Racism Research
Peter RATCLIFFE, University of Warwick, United Kingdom
69.2
Racism, Nationalism and the Asylum Seeker Crisis: Towards a Sociology without Borders
Peter GALE, University of South Australia, Australia; Jesse BARKER GALE, Flinders University of South Australia, Australia
69.3
Telling It like It Is: Race Relations in Darwin, Australia –Survey Results
Maggie WALTER, University of Tasmania, Australia
69.4
Actuality of Diagnostic Procedure and Risks Forecasting in the Ethno-Confessional Sphere
Anna ZAKHARCHENKO, Scientific and Technical Center «Perspektiva», Russia
69.5
Ethnic Identity and Everyday Life: Madheshis and NON-Madheshis in Nepal's Eastern Tarai
Krishna PANDEY, South Asian University, India
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