This list will be updated as further information about these and any additional seminars to be held in 2013 becomes available. Please also check our Events webpage for more detailed information about each seminar, which will also be updated as information becomes available.

All seminars are held in room 586, Social Sciences Building, Sandy Bay campus between 2 - 3 pm.

All welcome - no RSVP required. 

27 September

Is forensic science effective? Critical issues from crime scene to court

Speaker: Assoc. Prof. Roberta Julian Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement Studies (TILES), School of Social Sciences, UTAS

4 October

A case study of Monash University's Manga Library

Speaker: Dr Craig Norris, Journalism, Media and Communications Program, School of Social Sciences, UTAS

11 October

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: from cloaked bilateralism to hegemonic regime

Speaker, Dr Matt Sussex, Politics and International Relations Program, School of Social Sciences, UTAS

8 November 

Understanding everyday bureaucracy: Some aspects of routine administrative work in universities

Speaker: Dr Max Travers, Sociology/Criminology Program, School of Social Sciences, UTAS

15 November

Resisting health: Extreme food and the culinary abject

Speaker: Dr Michelle Phillipov, Journalism, Media and Communications Program, School of Social Sciences, UTAS 

22 November

Title to be advised

Speaker: Judge Peggy Hora (Ret.), California Superior Court  

29 November

Love huts and sex boxes: the global politics of sport-related sex trafficking

Speaker: Prof. Catherine Palmer, Head of School, School of Social Sciences, UTAS

6 December

Title to be advised

Speaker: Professor Lisa Adkins, Professor of Sociology, School of Humanities and Social Science, University of Newcastle

Contact: School of Social Sciences

Phone: 6226 2331