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STAFF RESEARCH INTERESTS
Dr Anne-Marie Fortier: Critical race and ethnicity studies;
migration, diasporas, transnational lives; multiculturalisms; the
Prof Larry Busch: Standards for technoscientific as well as
politics of emotions; nation formation; intersections of
everyday objects and persons, especially in the food and
gender/sexuality; kinship, race, class, affective citizenship.
agricultural sector.
Dr Graeme Gilloch: Urban and visual culture (especially film and
Dr Monika Buscher: Sociology/anthropology/cultural studies of
photography); critical theory; aesthetics and literary studies.
Mobilities; technology (futures); epistemic practice;
ethnomethodological studies; video ethnography; design. Prof Bob Jessop: State theory; comparative political economy;
cultural political economy; critical realism; welfare regimes; the
Dr Anne Cronin: Advertising; consumption; material culture; knowledge-based economy; intellectual property regimes; Marxist
visual culture; gender and culture; urban culture; culture and theory.
economy.
Prof Michael Krätke: Political economy (international, historical,
Dr Tim Dant: Sociology of culture: material culture; critical theory; comparative); social inequality; ecology and environmental
sociology of knowledge; structuralism and poststructuralism; changes; social change and technological development; social
discourse; visual sociology; television; new media; sociology of
theory; Marxism and Marxology.
morality.
Prof John Law: Social studies of science and technology method,
Dr Bülent Diken: Social theory, poststructuralism, urbanism and
complexity and mess; disasters, agriculture; spatiality; materiality.
immigration.
Prof Maureen McNeil: Gender relations of science and
technology; theory, pedagogy and politics in Women’s Studies.
Dr Nayanika Mookherjee: Anthropology of politics, state,
violence, memory, and human rights; gendered violence during
wars and the body; political kinship, race and genetics;
commemorative politics; memorials and museums; gender and
feminist theories; medical anthropology; transnational adoption;
diasporic communities and South Asia.
Dr Maggie Mort: Technologies of health and medicine;
normativity and empirical ethics;
Dr Yoke-Sum Wong
citizenship and governance; ethnographic and participatory
methods.
Doctoral Director, Department of Sociology
Prof Roger Penn: Economic sociology, social stratification,
“Lancaster is in the top five departments of Sociology in the
particularly ethnicity, class and gender.
UK and, following on from our 6* in RAE 2001, the 2008
RAE performance again confirmed our leading international
Dr Ceila Roberts: Feminist theory, social studies of health and
research standing.”
biomedicine; science and technology studies, embodiment and
sexuality.
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