Tomorrow we welcome Dr David Harvie to CHRONOS. David will be speaking to the crucial topic of critical thinking in universities following the publication of the critically acclaimed book, "Shaping for mediocrity", recently reviewed by Yiannis Gabriel in Organization Studies.

Experiences of food in the prison system is the focus of our upcoming Silent Voices online seminar this Wednesday - organised by our very own Maíra Magalhães Lopes. Join us and our guest speakers Vicki Harman and Anissa Pomiés as we explore this critical yet often overlooked issue #criticalresearch

Are the problems of contemporary comedy indicative of a new zeitgeist? Great talk and take on this problem provided by Alfie Bown. Also check out 'everyday analysis' which he edits: www.everydayanalysis.co.uk

We are honored to welcome Alfie Bown to CHRONOS! Alfie will present his recent book "Post-Comedy" from the Theory Redux series. A talk not to be missed! Tomorrow the 19th March in Senate House 1-04, 14-16.00 PM

Some 'action' pics from our event this week feat. Martin Parker and our co-director Alan Bradshaw - brilliant presentation and lively discussion with our #CHRONOS members and guests! We've got an exciting lineup of speakers coming up - if you would like to join future events send us a DM #critical

Reminder! The brilliant Martin Parker, our first invited speaker of the year, will be presenting "The Organizaton of Things: A Cabinet of Curiosities" tomorrow at RHUL's London Campus. See you there! bsky.app/profile/chro...

Yesterday the first internal CHRONOS meeting was held in Bedford Square and announced our first invited speaker - the inimitable Prof. Martin Parker who will come to present his new book "The Organization of Things: A Cabinet of Curiosities" in London on the 5th of March.