Thinking Allowed

Thinking Allowed

New research on how society works

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Episoder(586)

Intoxication

Intoxication

Intoxication - In a special programme, Laurie Taylor explores the role and meaning of both alcohol and drugs in human life. Why do so many people chose to alter their consciousness with stimulants, wh...

26 Des 201228min

Female jockeys; military migrants

Female jockeys; military migrants

Military Migrants and the British Army. From Fiji to Ghana, the British military recruits soldiers to fight Britain's wars. Since 1998 overseas recruitment has been stepped up in response to labour sh...

19 Des 201228min

Children in hospitals; History, heritage and tradition in British politics

Children in hospitals; History, heritage and tradition in British politics

British politics, heritage and history. Laurie Taylor explores the divergent stories political parties construct about our history and their own historical roles. From disputes over the National Curri...

12 Des 201228min

Work identity on the railway; how to be gay

Work identity on the railway; how to be gay

How to be Gay - Laurie Taylor talks to David Halperin, the US Professor of History and Theory of Sexuality, whose controversial new book explores the way in which a gay male sensibility subverts mains...

5 Des 201228min

Family funerals; red tape

Family funerals; red tape

Red Tape in India - a major new study by the renowned anthropologist, Akhil Gupta, seeks to understand why state bureaucracy hinders the fight against poverty in the world's third largest economy. Lau...

28 Nov 201228min

Archaeology of homelessness; residential care revisited

Archaeology of homelessness; residential care revisited

Residential care revisited - Laurie Taylor considers Peter Townsend's landmark research, 'The Last Refuge', fifty years after its publication. Retracing Townsend's footsteps, a hundred, older voluntee...

21 Nov 201228min

Decline of the weekend; British riots of 2011

Decline of the weekend; British riots of 2011

What was behind the British riots? From Blackberry and gossip to hard facts and first hand accounts. Laurie Taylor talks to Daniel Briggs about his research into last year's summer of discontent and d...

19 Nov 201228min

Couchsurfing - Trauma Advocacy

Couchsurfing - Trauma Advocacy

Ever in need of a new way to travel? 'Couchsurfing', in the form of online social networking, allows users to travel with and stay at the homes of fellow users. It's just one example of how the intern...

7 Nov 201228min

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