ICEMIC is defined by its internal diversity.
ICEMIC is defined by its internal diversity. The research of this centre encompasses innovative conceptual and methodological approaches as well as substantive comparative and cross-cultural research. The centre involves researchers from different backgrounds (including sociology, anthropology, gender studies and feminism, cultural studies, criminology and social policy) who have been working in an interdisciplinary fashion for some time.
The Digitalisation of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: Black Women’s In/Exclusion in Prevention, Services and Care (Midlands and London)
Black Sexual Politics: Exploring Notions of Sex and Sexuality amongst Black Men in the UK
Shades of Whiteness: ‘Race’, Migration and the Balkan Experience in the UK
Avoiding the “Care Cliff”: Life for Girls and Young Women Rescued from Commercial Orphanages in Uganda
Experiences of women working in STEM academia in the UK and China
Blood Under the Skin (documentary film)
Not on holiday: A pilot study of the migratory experiences of Brits choosing to relocate to Bulgaria (BritMigEx)
Too religious to be queer
Introducing Religion and Worldviews
You can also visit the Past Research page to read some examples of previously completed projects by centre members.
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