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On youth in the multi-cultural inner-city in the 1990s

On youth in the multi-cultural inner-city in the 1990s

By Max Farrar on October 31, 2014

Youth in the multi-cultural inner-city: Learning from experience  I learned as much of my sociology from experience as I did from books. Ethnography has always been my preferred method. I learned to write as much from home-made journalism, particularly for Chapeltown News and Big Flame, as I did from the great literature I’ve consumed since […]

Posted in blog, journalism and media, writing | Tagged experiential learning, inner city, Leeds, multiculturalism, protest, riot, social divisions, youth | Leave a response

‘Rioting or Protesting? Losing it or Finding it?’

By Max Farrar on June 12, 2012

After the ‘riots’ in England during August 2011 I was asked by Dr Sara Gonzales at the excellent School of Geography at the University of Leeds if I would speak on this topic in the School’s seminar programme.  So I put together a slide-show and delivered the talk in October 2011. Afterwards, Dave Ronalds, editor […]

Posted in culture and politics | Tagged autobiography, protest, riot, sociology | Leave a response

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