British Social Attitudes (BSA): Policy challenges in fragmented politics
Events
We offer a wide range of events throughout the year, providing insight into our research and methodology.
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Events
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Engaging citizens on economic policy: what role can deliberative methods play?
This seminar series is aimed at exploring the expanding world of deliberative research.
2023 Cathie Marsh Lecture - AI: A Game Changer for Social Research?
The Cathie Marsh Lecture 2023 offers a journey into how AI is reshaping social research.
2023 Research Methods e-Festival
The online event, organised by NCRM, will be a celebration of research methods with an interdisciplinary focus.
Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2023
This annual event is organised by City, University of London, National Centre for Social Research and the Social Research Association.
Deliberation paving the way for democratization: Southeast Europe in focus
This lunch time seminar series is aimed at exploring the expanding world of deliberative research.
Survey Futures - the second Survey Practice Forum
This second forum brings together survey experts as part of the ESRC funded collaboration Survey Futures.
Combatting the gendered impacts of climate change in the MENA region: opportunities, challenges and trade-offs
This event was organised in partnership between NatCen International and the University of Naples “L’Orientale”
British Social Attitudes 2023
This year's British Social Attitudes explores 40 years of social trends and public attitudes.
The Sudan Crisis and Implications for Neighbouring Countries
This event examined the nature and impact of the crisis in Sudan, the response to the conflict and resulting displacement, and what can be done.
Survey Futures: Addressing current challenges to assure the future of survey data collection
This survey methods webinar, organised by City, University of London, European Social Survey and the National Centre for Social Research.