Labour and Society Research Group

Description

The Labour and Society Research Group (LSRG) was established in 2009 by academics from Newcastle University and Northumbria University. It is a multidisciplinary forum of scholars who share an interest in the histories, sociologies and geographies of labour.

The inclusive and dynamic group is concerned with new and established directions in labour history, including, but not restricted to:

• Oral history
• Biography
• Labour subjectivities (the senses, emotions, cognition, and memory)
• Place, the state, and transnationalism
• Ideas and political theory (socialism, nationalism, religion)
• Labour institutions (press, trade unions, parties, cooperatives)
• Labour and the everyday (class, race, gender, death, work, and leisure)
• Labour and social theory
• Labour, contentious politics, and social movement theory

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

2009

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University affiliation(s)

Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne

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Gender Research Group, Newcastle

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