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Small Towns, Austere Times


27 Oct 2015, 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Lecture Theatre, Ben Pimlott Building

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Department Centre for Urban & Community Research , Sociology
Contact sociology(@gold.ac.uk)

A book lecture by Dr Steve Hanson

Small Towns, Austere Times, is a politicised re-write of PhD research undertaken by Dr Steve Hanson at Goldsmiths, supervised by Les Back. The aim was partly to present a kind of 21st century blues, or elegy, in regard to the state of public and private life in small towns, at this point in history.

This event is open to all. No booking required.

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27 Oct 2015 5:00pm - 7:00pm
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