The Oxford Graduate Inequality Review

Student publication debating and discussing both global and domestic inequality. Seeking submissions now at the link in our bio!

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We are happy to announce the upcoming Conference of the Graduate Inequality Review to be held on 12 July 2024 at the University of Oxford.

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This conference is organized in partnership with @DSPI_Oxford, and it is supported by the ESRC Grand Union DTP and Oxford Trinity College.

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📢 This is it! Registration to participate in the GIR Conference is already open: https://t.co/IrMxw5j1Wp

Three sessions with the following themes will be discussed: Climate Justice, Intersectionality, and Governance.

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There is also a Research Poster Competition--the winner gets a prize! To express interest in the Research Poster Competition, please submit a 100-word abstract through this link: https://t.co/k3mxQS1cwj. Deadline is on 23 June 2024, 23:59.

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The annual conference is on 12 July 2024, 13:00-18:30 (drinks reception to follow) at the GUDTP Hub Space in Manor Road Building at the University of Oxford.

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The GIR, student publication based in @DSPI_Oxford, invites researchers to showcase their research by exhibiting a Research Poster during the GIR conference on 12 July 2024.

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A prize awaits the winner of the poster that receives the highest votes. To express interest, please submit a 100-word abstract through this link: https://t.co/k3mxQS1KlR.

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More details will be released soon. Follow us for more updates.

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📣 Announcement Alert: SAVE THE DATE!

We are happy to announce the upcoming Conference of the Graduate Inequality Review to be held on 12 July 2024 at the University of Oxford.

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This conference aims to bring together early career researchers, seasoned scholars, and practitioners from various disciplines to share perspectives and experiences regarding the complex topic of inequality.

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The Graduate Inequality Review (GIR) is a student publication based in the Department of Social Policy and Intervention, University of Oxford @DSPI_Oxford.

We welcome contributions from all fields, disciplines, and institutions, as long as related to the topic of Inequality.

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GIR has released another blog article with the title:

"Inequality 101: 5 authors that changed the way we think about INEQUALITY"

Read article here: https://t.co/2r0VllOgHp

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This is under INEQUALITY 101, a series of short articles written and curated by the Graduate Inequality Review aiming to provide an introduction to the foundations of inequality research and policy.

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For more details: Visit https://t.co/IyzCl4LIbF

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📢📢 The Graduate Inequality Review Vol. 3, a student-led publication at @DSPI_Oxford, puts the spotlight on the theme: "Polarisation and Inequality: Examining the Links and Consequences and Overcoming these Challenges".

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Email submission along with your name, affiliation/institution, article type (academic VS perspectives), and a 250-word abstract. Once accepted, the article will undergo peer-review process, namely: review by subject expert, editorial changes, and reference validation.

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📣 Deadline extended to 15 April 2024!

To submit: Email [email protected] your 250-word abstract and article type (academic VS perspectives). Please include name/s of authors and affiliation/institution.