Dr Yasmin Gunaratnam Academics Supervisors Professor in Social Justice Contact details Yasmin.Gunaratnam@kcl.ac.uk @YasminGun
Exorbitant Responsibility The Borders of Whiteness Ethnic monitoring in higher education: Some reflections on methodology Same Difference? Researching Racism and Immigration On Researching Climates of Hostility and Weathering Tenuous Moorings Every Minute of Every Day: Mobilities, Multiculture and Time Narrative and Stories in Health Care: Illness, Dying and Bereavement The Long White Thread of Words Plantationo(s)cenes: Creative Activism and Sri Lankan Plantation Workers Explosive Legacies: Gaza and colonial aphasia Beautiful Lives, Wayward Planet: Urban Desire and the Earthly City After Reflexivity The Death Studies Podcast: Dr. Yasmin Gunaratnam on transnational dying, end-of-life care, being a carer, education with end-of-life-care professionals, art methods, anti-colonial death studies, genocide, yoga, and ADHD Dragging the University How to do social research with...WhatsApp soapie A Jar of Wild Flowers: Essays in Celebration of John Berger Foreign bodies: a conversation between Yasmin Gunaratnam and Ali Eisa Refections on Black British Feminism Where is the Love? Art Aesthetics and Research Remember to die: recovering belonging in diasporic end of life art Focus: Artistic and Intellectual Hospitality When Doctors Die Auditory Space, Ethics and Hospitality: ‘Noise’, Alterity and Care at the End of Life Towards multi-sensory research: acoustic space, racialisation and whiteness Rethinking hybridity: Interrogating mixedness Morbid Mixtures: Hybridity, pain and transnational dying Roadworks: British Bangladeshi mothers, temporality and intimate citizenship in East London The Time of our Lives Earthing the Anthropos: From ‘socializing the Anthropocene’ to geologizing the social Go Home? The Politics of Immigration Controversies Death and the Migrant: Bodies, Borders and Care Researching 'Race' and Ethnicity: Methods, Knowledge and Power Introduction: Black British Feminisms: Many chants Introduction: Frailty and Debility Introduction: The wherewithall of feminist methods “Those that resemble flies from a Distance”: Performing Research, Mai: feminisms and visual culture Presentation fever and podium affects Young, unauthorised and Black: African unaccompanied minors and becoming an adult in Italy ‘Not in my name’: Empathy and intimacy in volunteer refugee hosting Infrastructures of racial violence, health and debility View all publications
15 October 2024 King's achieves top rankings for Sociology and Social Policy in high profile national university guides King’s has achieved the number one ranking for Sociology and Social Policy in the Guardian UK…