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Sociology & Criminology PhD Students to present papers at the 2023 CACSSS Postgraduate Conference
The Graduate School 2023 Postgraduate blended Conference takes place on February 22nd and 23rd, papers presented online on the 22nd and in person on the 23rd of February.
We are delighted that PhD candidates from the Department of Sociology and Criminology will be presenting papers at both sessions.
Joanna Sarah Moore (Sociology), Doris Murphy (Sociology & Women’s Studies), Emily Phelan (Criminology), Pooja Priya (Sociology), Michael Rose (Sociology & Criminology), and Karla Santos Zambrano (Sociology & Criminology).
Dr Mastoureh Fathi, (Post Graduate Director, Department of Sociology and Criminology) will chair Panel Nine on February 23rd: Identities and Iterations of Exile, Displacement and Otherness
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 Live Online Presentations [MSTeams]
Emily Phelan: Human Factors of Cybersecurity – A Review of the Literature.
Joanna Sarah Moore: The authority of lived experience in social justice activism.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23 In-person Presentations, Seminar Room, G27, O’Rahilly Building
PANEL NINE Chair: Dr Mastoureh Fathi: Identities and Iterations of Exile, Displacement and Otherness.
Pooja Priya: Afrophobia in Irish society: Reflecting on racism towards people of African descent in Ireland.
Michael Rose: Situating Boundary-Setting as a Connective Capacity of Displaced Rohingya Activists.
Doris Murphy: From FECkless to “care-full” – a Feminist Ethic of Care in sex work research.
Karla Santos Zambrano: Societal engagement methods focusing on improving the resilience of low-income households.
Please follow this link for more information: CACSSS 2023 Postgraduate Conference