@piotrkulas.bsky.social
Sociologist, historian of ideas, professor at Faculty "Artes Liberales", University of Warsaw. #Elitylab Interested in: Intelligentsia, Elites, Recognition Gaps
Reposted
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ℹ️ “Recognition and Redistribution. Two Faces of Contemporary Injustice and Inequalities” Edited book by ISA RC48 'Social Movements, Collective Action and Social Change' with the University of Huddersfield, UK & University of Warsaw, Poland.
ℹ️ “Recognition and Redistribution. Two Faces of Contemporary Injustice and Inequalities” Edited book by ISA RC48 'Social Movements, Collective Action and Social Change' with the University of Huddersfield, UK & University of Warsaw, Poland.
June 25, 2025 at 9:58 PM
#CallForPublications
ℹ️ “Recognition and Redistribution. Two Faces of Contemporary Injustice and Inequalities” Edited book by ISA RC48 'Social Movements, Collective Action and Social Change' with the University of Huddersfield, UK & University of Warsaw, Poland.
ℹ️ “Recognition and Redistribution. Two Faces of Contemporary Injustice and Inequalities” Edited book by ISA RC48 'Social Movements, Collective Action and Social Change' with the University of Huddersfield, UK & University of Warsaw, Poland.
Reposted
#CallForPapers
The volume seeks to bring together empirical and theoretical contributions that examine how recognition, understood as a dimension of justice rooted in visibility, dignity, and respect, intersects with struggles for material redistribution.
The volume seeks to bring together empirical and theoretical contributions that examine how recognition, understood as a dimension of justice rooted in visibility, dignity, and respect, intersects with struggles for material redistribution.
May 2, 2025 at 2:26 PM
#CallForPapers
The volume seeks to bring together empirical and theoretical contributions that examine how recognition, understood as a dimension of justice rooted in visibility, dignity, and respect, intersects with struggles for material redistribution.
The volume seeks to bring together empirical and theoretical contributions that examine how recognition, understood as a dimension of justice rooted in visibility, dignity, and respect, intersects with struggles for material redistribution.