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Here you will find a list of this semester's seminar series.
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Spring programme 2024

August 30th we host the second Networking event on Socio-Economic Research at Roskilde University. In addition to networking this event will also invite participants to give flash talks.

We welcome proposals for flash talks from researchers at all career stages. If you would like to present your work, please submit a title of your flash talk and an abstract of 200 words to Lone Riisgaard (loner@ruc.dk) and Lars Buur (lbuur@ruc.dk) by August 1st 2024. Please include name, position and affiliation of the presenter(s).

RUC cannot provide funding for travel and accommodation but will provide lunch, drinks and snacks on August 30th.

The event is organised by the Socio-Economic Research Centre (SECO) at RUC.

Please register (both flash talk presenters and other participants) by August 15th at the latest at:

https://events.ruc.dk/seconetworkingevent

 

The Green futures seminar series continue in the spring with two new seminars:

April 12. (14:15-15:30) Hubert Buch-Hansen and Lana Nesterova will give a talk on "Inner being and deep transformations: how to achieve the deep transformations that are required if we as people and society are to live in harmony with each other and nature". 

In May (exat date and time to be announced), Kenneth Bo Nielsen (University of Oslo) will present insights from the project "Transcendence and Sustainability: Asian Visions with Global Promise".

 

In the spring, the SECO lunch seminar series offer the following lunch seminar presentations (Hybrid format can be arranged on demand):

31-janAlexander Chen: Political-theoretical discussion on whether China is capitalist or socialist and an attempt to explain why the disagreement persists.

The seminar takes place in room 25.2-005 from 12:00 to 13:00.

28-febr. Hanaan Balala: The Role of the Rule of Law in the Socio-Economic Development of Societies

The seminar takes place in room 25.2-005 from 12:00 to 13:00.

13-mar. Kerstin Carlson:Judicializing Non-Repetition: Can a Right Build a State? (Colombia book project

The seminar takes place in room 25.2-005 from 12:00 to 13:00.

03-apr. Malin Nistrand: The role of credit in commercial exchange relations in the rice sector in northern Uganda.

The seminar takes place in room 25.2-005 from 12:15 to 13:15.

24-apr. Milan Babic: Antinomies of the environmental state: The state as market actor in the green transition

The seminar takes place in room 14.2-023 from 12:00 to 13:00.

15-may. Johan Fischer: The Moral Economy of Plant-Based Futures

The seminar takes place in room 14.2-023 from 12:00 to 13:00.