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May 2017
supply chain risk management
3rd World Conference on Supply Chain Management (WCOSM 2017) aims at bringing together leading academic scientists, research scholars, practitioners, supply chain executives and professionals to exchange and share their experiences and/or research results on selected aspects of Supply Chain Management.
Find out more »5th International Conference on Marketing 2017
The 5th International Conference on Marketing (ICOM-2017) will create a golden platform with a keynote forum, scientific sessions, an executive round table and a social networking dinner explore new areas, advanced technologies, concepts and trends of marketing.
Find out more »5th International Conference on Marketing 2017
The 5th International Conference on Marketing (ICOM-2017) will create a golden platform with a keynote forum, scientific sessions, an executive round table and a social networking dinner explore new areas, advanced technologies, concepts and trends of marketing.
Find out more »June 2017
The Return of the Experts? Facts and Expertise in the Digital Age
Register at returnoftheexperts.eventbrite.co.uk The 2017 General Election was yet another example that defied the odds and shifted the political landscape, especially on the back of unexpectedly high youth turnout. But, as more and more campaigning is done outside traditional channels, it shows how new thinking is needed to understand what influences elections, from how we use facts and expertise, to the role of fake news, social media and digital literacy. Will Moy, Director of Full Fact, will examine: ‘Fake news’…
Find out more »The Academy of Social Sciences Annual Lecture 2017 – ‘What Information Society Do We Want?’
The Academy of Social Sciences Annual Lecture 2017 'What Information Society Do We Want?' The Lecture will be given Professor Luciano Floridi FAcSS. Luciano Floridi is Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford and the Alan Turing Institute. For more information and to register, please visit academyannuallecture2017.eventbrite.co.uk
Find out more »August 2017
Campaign for Social Science in Scotland
Interested in policy and public engagement? Working with other disciplines, parliamentarians or practitioners to answer big questions? Promoting social science to both young and old? Could you give up a couple of hours on a (probably wet) Friday afternoon in August? If the answer to any of the above – especially the last one – is yes, then the Campaign for Social Science in Scotland would like to hear from you. Over the last couple of years, CfSS has built…
Find out more »September 2017
SRHE Event – An Introduction to Systematic Review Methodology, 13 Sept
An Introduction to Systematic Review Methodology Date – Wednesday, 13 September 2017: 11.00-16.00 Venue – SRHE, 73 Collier St, London N1 9BE Network – Professional Development Programme This workshop will provide an introduction to systematic reviews. It will use a combination of lectures and practical exercises in order to provide an understanding of systematic review methodology and critical appraisal skills. By the end of the workshop, participants will be introduced to the following processes: - Formulating an appropriate research question…
Find out more »Boosting Impact of Social Sciences and Humanities
AESIS will be hosting a two day conference on how social sciences and humanities can address societal challenges and optimise societal well-being from September 20-21.
Find out more »November 2017
Campaign Annual SAGE Lecture 2017: Louise Richardson FAcSS
Annual SAGE Publishing Lecture 2017: Educational Inequality in a Populist Era to be given by Professor Louise Richardson FAcSS, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford Tuesday 21st November 2017 Sixty-One Whitehall, London, SW1A 2ET 6.00pm - 8.00pm Book here You are invited to join the Campaign for Social Science at our Annual SAGE Publishing Lecture, which this year will be delivered by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford, Professor Louise Richardson FacSS. A political scientist by training, with research expertise…
Find out more »December 2017
Social Research Association Annual Conference
6 December 2017, British Library, London ‘Social Research in a Sceptical Age’ “The current climate of scepticism towards ‘experts’ has put many research practitioners and users on the defensive. Is it enough simply to assert the value of rigorous methods, or should we be checking, sharpening and improving our tools? If ‘post-truth’ carries real meaning then the pressure is on researchers to find a positive response – such as clearly communicating our findings and why they matter; and demonstrating how…
Find out more »Launch of UCL’s Collaborative Social Science Domain (CSSD)
Launch Evening 5.30pm to 7.30pm, Tuesday, 12 December 2017 Launch of UCL’s Collaborative Social Science Domain (CSSD) Supporting social scientists across the disciplinary spectrum at UCL Venue: Lecture Theatre 1,Basement, Cruciform Building, UCL, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT Hosted by Professor Alison Fuller, CSSD Chair and Pro Director (Research and Development), Institute of Education, UCL Keynote speech: Brokers and boundary-spanners: the changing role of the social sciences in the UK research landscape by Professor James Wilsdon Presentation: Can the Amazon Echo be used in the…
Find out more »February 2018
SRHE Event: Creative methods in higher education research
Creative methods in higher education research Date – Wednesday, 28 February 2018, 10:30-16:00 Venue – SRHE, 73 Collier Street, London, N1 9BE Network – Professional Development Programme Creative methods in higher education research SRHE Methodology Workshop Jennifer Leigh (University of Kent) Lou Harvey (University of Leeds) Nicole Brown (University College London) Jessica Bradley (University of Leeds) Educational research continues to rely on traditional research methods from the social sciences, such as interviews, surveys, questionnaires and focus groups despite being fundamentally a multi-disciplinary field. For this seminar/workshop…
Find out more »June 2018
Launch of Positive Prospects: Careers for social science graduates and why number and data skills matter
33 Finsbury Square, London Friday 8 June 2018 11am – 1pm Followed by a networking lunch Published and supported by SAGE Publishing The Campaign for Social Science is delighted to invite you to the launch of a new report by the Campaign for Social Science, ‘Positive Prospects: Careers for social science graduates and why number and data skills matter,’ to be held at 33 Finsbury Square in London on 8 June at 11am. Almost four in ten undergraduates are studying…
Find out more »November 2018
Call for papers – RSA Winter Conference 2018
The Regional Studies Association Winter Conference 2018 presents a timely opportunity to discuss and debate important issues, to establish the need and nature of future research imperatives in the field, and to address the concerns and challenges confronting practitioners and policymakers. The focus on ‘horizons’ is an invitation to step outside the narrow confines of existing debate to address issues of profound relevance, significance and importance to the rapidly changing urban and regional world(s) in which we live and work.…
Find out more »December 2018
President’s Lunch 2018
The Academy’s prestigious annual President’s Lunch will be set in the President’s own college where he is Master – University College Oxford. This highlight of the Academy’s social calendar will afford excellent networking opportunities in this historic surrounding. The University College, Oxford is the oldest college in Oxford or Cambridge. The speaker this year will be the esteemed British Journalist, former editor-in-chief of the Guardian and Principal of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford Alan Rusbridger. He will explore the topic of…
Find out more »January 2019
The PSA ‘What’s Happening…?’ series: Brexit: towards the break-up of the Union?
Chaired by award-winning journalist Stephen Bush (Political Editor, New Statesman), the second instalment of the Political Studies Association's 'What's Happening?' series will once again bring together academics, journalists, policy-makers and the interested general public to unravel the events that have had the nation talking over the past 12 months. The UK Referendum to Exit the European Union has altered the political landscape of the UK in ways that otherwise would have been unimaginable – putting under question the scope and…
Find out more »April 2019
Women in Social Science Conference
Register for Free! Women in Social Science brings together academics from across the social sciences to consider the challenges women have faced over the past five decades and to celebrate their achievements. Convened by Academy of Social Sciences/Campaign for Social Science and NatCen, speakers include both ‘senior’ women whose careers span much of this period and ‘early career’ academics. Exploring the challenges in their own discipline, each speaker will consider the changes feminism has brought about, key achievements, and what remains to be…
Find out more »November 2019
Harnessing the Vital Role of Social Sciences in Addressing Contemporary Challenges
n the UK, funding for research and teaching in the social science appears to be under threat and under-valued like never before. Yet, the global challenges of climate change, food security, sustainability, migration and displacement, poverty and inequality, education, public safety and justice all necessitate engagement with the social sciences. They are, after all, societal issues that demand social responses. This ESRC Festival of Social Science event will bring together in discussion and dialogue: social science teachers, researchers and professionals…
Find out more »Social science on: The future of work
This event is in collaboration with the Campaign for Social Science is part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science. Will robots replace us all? With increasing automation, our digital economy, political uncertainty and the challenges that come from changing demographics, the nature of work is changing. Last year the World Economic Forum released a report on the future of work, ‘finding that the rise of machines, robots and algorithms could create double the jobs they destroy in the next decade’. Yet in March 2019 findings…
Find out more »Beyond Borders: Reframing The Migration Debate
Part of the ESRC's Festival of Social Science On the 7th November 2019 Palgrave Macmillan will host a free to attend panel discussion as part of the ESRC’s Festival of Social Science on the theme of migration. Dynamic and rapidly evolving across disciplines, particularly in the face of political developments across the globe, it is an theme that too easily attracts myths and bias, and social science holds a crucial role and responsibility to inform the debate. The event will…
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