The Qualitative Research at Glasgow (QRaG) group is based in the School of Social & Political Sciences at the University of Glasgow. The group promotes interdisciplinary use of qualitative methods in research and teaching.
Trafficking Culture aims to produce an evidence-based picture of the contemporary global trade in looted cultural objects. This research programme is based at the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, and is funded by the European Research Council.
The group carries out research into the dynamics of digital society, examining how digital technologies (services, devices, networks) shape and intersect with social, political and cultural change.
A forum for staff and students across the university and people across the city to meet and share research and information relating to Latin America.
An international network of academics, organisations, policy-makers and service providers who share a common interest in the social impacts of gambling, particularly its effects on vulnerable groups, and on the cultural and political context of the expansion of commercial gaming.
A cross-School forum for scholars pursuing research around the broad fields of gender and sexualities. We offer a creative intellectual space that provides a platform for developing new research ideas and collaborations as well as solidifying research agendas and sharing outputs.
The Network aims to consolidate and develop research and teaching in anthropology within the University of Glasgow, as well as seeking to generate collaborations with other institutions and to contribute to public dissemination of anthropological knowledge.
