Episode Synopsis "In a time of global anti-gender politics, research and activism also needs to be transnational"

Reflecting on the challenges facing gender activists and researchers in Hungary, Dorottya Rédai outlines how interactions between researchers and activists could be more productive and why taking a transnational perspective is increasingly important. As a gender scholar and activist, I have always tried to balance my activities and support one field of my work with … Continued

Listen "In a time of global anti-gender politics, research and activism also needs to be transnational"

More episodes of the podcast Impact of Social Sciences

• The value of REF beyond academia – From research to development impact
• How and why do the life sciences cite social sciences?
• Making Information Matter: Understanding Surveillance and Making a Difference – review
• In a time of global anti-gender politics, research and activism also needs to be transnational
• Creating a fully open environment for research code and data
• China shows science is not dependent on liberal democracy
• Citation indexes make research more unequal
• If ‘academic X’ is sinking, where are research organisations going?
• The role of scientometrics in the pursuit of responsible research assessment
• The long wait for longform open access