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Sukhwant Dhaliwal 'Citizens UK and the Big Society', 7 December 2010, The Open University
January 12, 2011 08:45 AM PST
CCIG Forum 18 (7 December 2010). Part of the CCIG series on 'Big Cuts, Big Society: Politics of the Present'. John Clarke 'It's not fair: equity, justice and the Big Society', 7 December 2010, The Open UniversityJanuary 12, 2011 08:31 AM PST
CCIG Forum 18 (7 December 2010), part of the CCIG series on 'Big Cuts, Big Society: Politics of the Present' Q & A, Vicki Squire and Jonathan Darling: 'Assuming rightful presence: The politics of City of Sanctuary', CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010), The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:44 AM PST
CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Vicki Squire and Jonathan Darling: 'Assuming rightful presence: The politics of City of Sanctuary, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010), The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:37 AM PST
CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Q & A, P.G. Macioti 'Language Policies, Citizenship and Migration Control. Introducing acts of resistance', CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010), The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:31 AM PST
Post Graduate Development Session CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. P.G. Macioti 'Language Policies, Citizenship and Migration Control: Introducing acts of resistance', CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010), The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:24 AM PST
Post-Graduate Develpment Session: CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Q & A, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010), The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:18 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Chair's summary, CCIG Forum 18 (November 18 2010), The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:15 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Mark Smith, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010) The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:10 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Janet Fink, CCIG 18 (November 18 2010) The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:07 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Gail Lewis, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010) The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 02:01 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Helen Arfvidsson 2, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010), The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 01:57 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Vron Ware, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010) The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 01:54 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Raia Prokhovnik, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010) The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 01:50 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Claudia Aradau, CCIG Forum 18 (18 November 2010) The Open UniversityDecember 15, 2010 01:46 AM PST
'Big Cuts, Big Society' Politics of the Present Roundtable. CCIG Forums are monthly events at which CCIG members and others come together to discuss, articulate, experiment with and develop CCIG-related research and thinking, face-to-face and in a participative environment. These Forums are now recorded and will be uploaded regularly to the CCIG website in order to involve CCIG members, other researchers and publics. Next Page |
About Centre for Citizenship, Identities and GovernanceThe Centre for Citizenship, Identities and Governance (CCIG) is an Open University designated Centre of Research Excellence. The Centre is an inter-disciplinary institution whose primary goal is to conduct and promote research, dialogue, and debate that contributes to a greater understanding of the manifold connections between notions of citizenship, processes of identity formation and practices of governance in the contemporary world. Followers
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