Georgia Workshop on Culture, Power, and History
The Georgia Workshop on Culture, Power, and History (GCPH) is organized by David Smilde, Patricia Richards, and Elizabeth Cherry of the University of Georgia and receives financial support from the University of Georgia Center for Humanities and Arts.
The objective of the GCPH workshop is to provide a discursive space for social scientific research that sees meaning and meaning creation (Culture) as central to the way humans create social structure, regards structured inequality (Power) as a central aspect of the social world, or focuses on concrete actors and structures as they develop through time (History). The GCPH workshop unveils the process of knowledge creation by focusing on work-in-progress, builds interdisciplinary links, and foments communication among interested researchers.
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