The central assumption of this project is in contemporary societies, physical appearance both produces and reproduces durable social inequalities.
The central assumption of this project is in contemporary societies, physical appearance both produces and reproduces durable social inequalities. Giselinde Kuipers Tweet
We are pleased to announce the publication of the Handbook of Beauty and Inequality, edited by Giselinde Kuipers and Outi Sarpila, and published Open
On December 10th and 11th, our BINQ team had the pleasure of co-organizing a two-day workshop in Leuven with three other ERC-funded teams: RESCUE,
On 1 December, a guest lecture was delivered by Jan Nederveen Pieterse, Distinguished Professor of Global Studies and Sociology. The lecture was organized by
What does plastic surgery have to do with social inequality? On the latest episode of Culture & Inequality Podcast host Sanne Pieters talks with Alka
Over the past weeks, the BINQ project has had the pleasure of hosting the online seminar series “Decolonizing Bodies: Conversations with Prof. Walter Mignolo.” Bringing
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