Visiting scholars
We welcome visiting scholars to contribute to the academic life of REDI through the exchange of ideas and research, and the creation of research collaborations with our members.
One way that visiting scholars contribute to the intellectual life of REDI is by giving a guest seminar or lecture or participating in a panel discussion. If you are interested in our visiting scholars program, please contact a REDI member within your area of research interest.
Visiting in 2024 | |
November | |
Visitor: |
Professor Emeritus Harry Torrance, Manchester Metropolitan University
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Areas of research: | Curriculum development, students, assessment & program evaluation, teaching and learning |
Dates: | 4-29 November 2024 |
Events: | Research, Evaluation, Policy and Practice, Wednesday 13 November 2024 |
Visitor: |
Professor Emerita Maggie MacLure, Manchester Metropolitan University
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Areas of research: | Development of theory and methodology in qualitative research, early childhood education, and classroom interaction. In recent years her methodological work has been in the area of the new materialisms and their implications for qualitative inquiry. |
Dates: | 4-29 November 2024 |
Events: | The path through the library: Reading for post-qualitative research, Thursday 7 November 2024 HighT with Maggie MacLure. A post qualitative research conversation Friday 15 November 2024 |
December | |
Visitor: |
Professor Dorthe Staunæs, Aarhus University, Denmark
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Areas of research: | The performative effects on intersectional subject formations of educational policy/leadership within frameworks of feminist new materialism, affirmative critique, and affect theory. |
Dates: | 2 December 2024—28 February 2025 |
Events: | TBA |
Visitor: |
Professor Sverre Raffnsøe, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
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Areas of research: | French and German philosophy, management and governance, political and social philosophy, philosophy of Foucault |
Dates: | 2 December 2024—28 February 2025 |
Events: | TBA |
Visiting in 2025 | |
Visitor: |
Professor Inês Vitorino Sampaio, Childhood, Youth and Media Relations Research Lab (LabGRIM) at the Federal University of Ceara (UFC) and Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University
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Areas of research: | consumer culture, children’s rights and wellbeing in digital culture |
Dates: | 2025-2026 |
February | |
Visitor: |
Ms Olga Eriksen, Centre for Alcohol and Drug Research, Aarhus University, Denmark
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Areas of research: | Alcohol and drug consumption among rural youth |
Dates: | 3 February – 30 May 2025 |