The "Social Research Legacies: Critical Thinking in Complex Times" conference is a landmark event hosted by the School of Law & Social Justice. In an era of rapid social change, political instability, and technological disruption, this conference seeks to examine how historical research methodologies and legacies inform our current understanding of social justice. This event provides a critical forum for academics and practitioners to reflect on the impact of social research on policy and public perception.
The conference is structured around several key themes, including the "infrastructuralisation" of knowledge and the political logics of generative AI. It asks hard questions about whose voices are preserved in the archives of social research and how current researchers can build more inclusive "legacies" for the future. Participants will engage in workshops that challenge traditional frameworks, encouraging a move toward more radical and transformative social inquiry.
With a focus on "Critical Thinking in Complex Times," the event attracts a diverse range of speakers from sociology, law, and political science. It’s an opportunity for attendees to step back from the day-to-day data collection and think deeply about the purpose and ethical footprint of their work. Whether you are a social policy maker, a legal scholar, or a sociology student, this conference offers a profound look at how the research of today becomes the legacy of tomorrow.
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