Handbook on Public Sociology
Mark Banks recently published a chapter entitled Critical sociologies of work in the cultural industries: pathways to
‘creative justice'?.
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24 May
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23 May
International Communication Days Symposium in Istanbul
Professor Gillian Doyle gave the opening keynote on 'Consolidation in the Transnational TV Production Sector' at the 10th IFIG (Digital Capital and Communication) Symposium at Uskudar University in Istanbul in May 2023. -
05 Apr
Policy futures for the digital creative economy
Professor Philip Schlesinger, who is leading the Glasgow end of a current Partnership Collaboration with the University of Sydney, organised an invitation-only symposium in the ARC on 29-30 March on ‘Policy Futures for the Digital Creative Economy’.
