Title: Economic Policies for Medical Reproduction that Support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Alex Wafer and Angus Bancroft: Digital platforms and the Informal Economy in Johannesburg
In the presentation we will be reporting back on two small research projects, looking at the use of digital platforms among youth in an informal settlement in Johannesburg, and the experience of drivers using ride-sharing apps, respectively. Then we will present some of our (still nascent) attempts to think through the data that we have gathered.
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Dr Marzena Wojtczak: Monastic communities in late antique Egypt – legal anthropology before legal dogmatics
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Wednesday, 28 October at 16:00, online via Zoom
Lachlan Urquhart (Edinburgh Law School) - The Moral IT Deck: A Tool for Ethics by Design
More info and booking link: https://www.cdcs.ed.ac.uk/events/moral-IT-deck-tool-ethics-by-design
Wednesday, 7 October at 16:00, online via Zoom
Dave O’ Brien (Edinburgh College of Art) - Culture Is Bad for You: Inequality in the Cultural and Creative Industries
More info and booking link: https://www.cdcs.ed.ac.uk/events/culture-is-bad-for-you
• Wednesday, 30 September at 16:00, online via Zoom
Alberto Campagnolo and colleagues - Book Conservation & Digitization: The Challenge of Dialogue & Collaboration
More info and booking link: https://www.cdcs.ed.ac.uk/events/book-conservation-digitization-challenge-dialogue-collaboration
[Centre for Data, Culture & Society]
• Friday, 25 September at 16:00, online via Zoom
Justin Livingstone (Queens University Belfast) - David Livingstone’s Missionary Travels Manuscript: Digital Editing and the Literature of Victorian Exploration.
More info and booking link: https://www.cdcs.ed.ac.uk/events/david-livingstones-missionary-travels-manuscript
[Centre for Data, Culture & Society]
MONDAY, 30 NOVEMBER
4.10pm, Rainy Hall, New College, Mound Place
Dr Peter Jupp (Edinburgh): ‘Death is nothing at all’: Henry Scott Holland's Sermon at St Paul's Cathedral on the Death of King Edward VII, 1910
[History of Christianity Research Seminar]
MONDAY, 16 NOVEMBER
4.10pm, Rainy Hall, New College, Mound Place
Professor Jane Dawson (Edinburgh): When is a Cleric not a Cleric? Some Answers from Sixteenth-Century Scotland
[History of Christianity Research Seminar]
MONDAY, 2 NOVEMBER
4.10pm, Rainy Hall, New College, Mound Place
Dr Felicity Loughlin (St Andrews): Unbelief in Scotland, c.1789-1843: The Last Blasphemy Trials
[History of Christianity Research Seminar]