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PS017a Physical Sciences Building

The Institute of Advanced Study funds a research group at the interface of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, led by Gareth Roberts (Statistics), Mike Pitt (Economics) and Andrew Stuart (Mathematics).

Each Friday lunchtime during term there be an informal group meeting with a number of visitors and topics.

Contact: Professor Andrew Stuart (Maths) 

(There will also be workshops throughout 07-08 and a graduate workshop in Term 3 - details of which will be posted in due course)

 

 

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R2.41, Ramphal

The first symposium in the series "Re-envisioning methodological and conceptual issues in historical sociology" will consist of two sessions addressing the different ways in which the ‘methodological nationalism’ of comparative study has been addressed across the disciplines.

The first session will be on ‘cosmopolitanism’

The second session will be on ‘provincialising the West / subaltern studies’. 

Contact: Dr Gurminder Bhambra (Sociology)

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