Sport & Exercise Research Group Monthly Research Seminar, Wednesday June 7, 1pm, Moore Institute ‘From there to here’: Narratives of Transition, Migration and National Identity in Irish Media Representations... | Read on »
The Moore Institute in association with The School of Education are pleased to host a seminar on Teaching austerity by Professor William M (Bill) Taylor Austerity is commonly associated with periods... | Read on »
Organisers: Dr.s Anna Gasperini and Paul Raphael Rooney Keynote speakers: Ms Sarah Wise, Author - Mr Gilbert’s weird psychological novel’: Shirley Hall Asylum and Victorian states of mind; Mr Alexander Black, Department of... | Read on »
Current perspectives on the Anthropocene are reformulating Michel Foucault’s biopolitical paradigm, introducing a discourse on geopower and animistic states of nature that account for the political agency of unfamiliar webs... | Read on »
Brian Dolber is Assistant Professor of Communication at California State University, San Marcos. He is a historian of media and the labour movement in the United States, and studies... | Read on »
The Moore Institute in association with The School of Education are pleased to host a seminar on Researching Disasters by Professor William M (Bill) Taylor Histories, representations and ethics of... | Read on »
Galway Centenary Conversations: War & Revolution Roadshow This summer will see a series of free public history events around the County organised by NUI Galway, GMIT, local history societies and... | Read on »
Election Special! The Moore Institute will host a snap event to discuss the UK election, Northern Ireland, France, and more! With contributions from Jane Conroy, Eoin Daly, Niall Ó Dochartaigh,... | Read on »
Huston School of Film & Digital Media (NUI Galway) are delighted to welcome Joseph McBride, author of the award-winning biography Searching for John Ford (2001) for a public lecture at the school entitled... | Read on »
Migration and the Humanities: Critical Challenges 16-17 June 2017 Moore Institute NUIG/ Irish Humanities Alliance Migration – and its social, cultural, political, and economic consequences – represents one of the... | Read on »
