Social Stratification Research Seminars

This page concerns the long-running series of 'Social Stratification Research Seminars'. These have been held annually since the late 1960's, most often organised by Bob Blackburn. They usually take place in September in Cambridge, but occassionally are held at other venues.

 

Next meeting:

Social Stratification Research Seminar 2012

 

 

'Stratification and its consequences'

12-14 September 2012, University of Cambridge

 

Our next meeting is due to take place in the buildings of the Faculty of Politics, Psychology, Sociology and International Studies, University of Cambridge, over 12-14 September 2012 (presentations over the course of the day on the Thursday 13th and Friday 14th September).

• Call for papers and further meeting information to follow shortly (May 2012)

• The meeting theme will be 'Stratification and its consequences'

• Venue: PPSIS, Free School Lane, University of Cambridge

• Contact: Paul Lambert, paul.lambert@stirling.ac.uk, postal address:

  School of Applied Social Science

  University of Stirling

  Stirlng, FK9 4LA

 

Previous meetings




The Social Stratification Research Seminars have been running in Cambridge almost every autumn since 1968. For most of that time they have been organised by the Social Science Research Group (formerly the Sociological Research Group), an organisation affiliated with the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Cambridge. Between 2003 and 2005 they were hosted at Cardiff University and known as the 'Cardiff Stratification and Inequality Seminars' .

 

• Programmes from previous meetings (when available)
• Papers for distribution from previous meetings (when available)