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Brown Bag Seminar on Ongoing Research

Lunch Seminars at the Department of Sociology Tuesdays at 12:05-13:00

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The department's lunch seminar series is an informal arena for our own researchers to present and discuss research ideas and findings. Each presenter talks for about half an hour, followed by a discusson. Feel free to bring your lunch!

A brown bag, cropped photo. Photo: Dmitry Mashkin, Unsplash.

This is our research-in-progress seminar series (in Swedish: Forskning på gång) where the department’s own researchers present their ongoing research.

  • Time: Tuesdays at 12:05-13:00
  • Place: The Department of Sociology in Lund, Gamla lungkliniken (House G).

Please note: Places at the seminar are limited.

We especially invite staff and master's students of the Department of Sociology. If you are not a student or member of staff and would like to attend the event please email one of the contact persons no later than 48 hours before the start of the seminar to inquire about available places.

Abstracts and more information on upcoming events can be found in the department calendar:

The Department of Sociology calendar

Spring 2025

Tuesday 11 March

Dalia Abdelhady, Svitlana Babenko (MAU), Nahikari Irastorza (MAU)

Migrant women in the Swedish labour market: What can we learn from the experiences of Ukrainians and Syrians?

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 1 April

Louise Høyer Bom

Acts of balance: The dual emotion work of legal professionals in Danish rape trials

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 8 April

Gökhan Kaya

Truancy, social support and mental well-being among school-children in Sweden

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 22 April

Shai Mulinari, Fabio Schreiber, Ingeborg Sundby Ulsnes

Healthy ‘volunteers’ in clinical trials: when race and ethnicity really matters in medical research

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 29 April

Mimmi Barmark

Flourishing or merely coping? Motivations and life satisfaction among long-term part-time workers

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 6 May

Lea Fünfschilling, Kristoffer Berglund, Sam Fraser

Towards a sociology of knowledge for the 21st century

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 13 May

Bittiandra Chand Somaiah (Yale-NUS College)

'Festival Foodwork among (Im)migrant Coorgs' 

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 20 May

Maria Padrón Hernández

The Moroccan King Wants Western Sahara Without its People

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 27 May

Simon Turner

Aesthetics of development, Tutsi traditions and afropolitanism in Rwanda

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Tuesday 3 June

Sara Klosterkamp

Göthe Universitet Frankfurt

Eviction and the Judiciary: Everyday Displacement in German Courts

  • Time: 12:05-13:00
  • Place: Room G 335

Contact

8 Apr 2025