Student publication debating and discussing both global and domestic inequality. Seeking submissions now at the link in our bio!
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📣 Announcement Alert: SAVE THE DATE!
We are happy to announce the upcoming Conference of the Graduate Inequality Review to be held on 12 July 2024 at the University of Oxford.
📢 This is it! Registration to participate in the GIR Conference is already open: bit.ly/GIRconf2024
Three sessions with the following themes will be discussed: Climate Justice, Intersectionality, and Governance.
There is also a Research Poster Competition--the winner gets a prize! To express interest in the Research Poster Competition, please submit a 100-word abstract through this link: form.jotform.com/graduateine…. Deadline is on 23 June 2024, 23:59.
This conference is organized in partnership with @DSPI_Oxford, and it is supported by the ESRC Grand Union DTP and Oxford Trinity College.
The GIR, student publication based in @DSPI_Oxford, invites researchers to showcase their research by exhibiting a Research Poster during the GIR conference on 12 July 2024.
A prize awaits the winner of the poster that receives the highest votes. To express interest, please submit a 100-word abstract through this link: form.jotform.com/graduateine….
This conference aims to bring together early career researchers, seasoned scholars, and practitioners from various disciplines to share perspectives and experiences regarding the complex topic of inequality.
GIR has released another blog article with the title:
"Inequality 101: 5 authors that changed the way we think about INEQUALITY"
Read article here: graduateinequalityreview.com…
This is under INEQUALITY 101, a series of short articles written and curated by the Graduate Inequality Review aiming to provide an introduction to the foundations of inequality research and policy.
The Graduate Inequality Review (GIR) is a student publication based in the Department of Social Policy and Intervention, University of Oxford @DSPI_Oxford.
We welcome contributions from all fields, disciplines, and institutions, as long as related to the topic of Inequality.
📢📢 The Graduate Inequality Review Vol. 3, a student-led publication at @DSPI_Oxford, puts the spotlight on the theme: "Polarisation and Inequality: Examining the Links and Consequences and Overcoming these Challenges".
Email submission along with your name, affiliation/institution, article type (academic VS perspectives), and a 250-word abstract. Once accepted, the article will undergo peer-review process, namely: review by subject expert, editorial changes, and reference validation.
📣 Deadline extended to 15 April 2024!
To submit: Email [email protected] your 250-word abstract and article type (academic VS perspectives). Please include name/s of authors and affiliation/institution.
