Centre for the Study of Violence launch event
A series of videos from the Centre for the Study of Violence's launch event.
We are an emerging Centre that seeks to expand dialogue on violence within and beyond the University of Bath.
Current members of the Centre come from across the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, bringing diverse disciplinary and methodological insights into the conceptualisation and study of violence.
We pursue dialogue that deepens understanding of the inter-relationships between different forms of violence and share a commitment to the prevention of violence and amelioration of its impact, including through education.
The Centre for the Study of Violence is part of the Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies
Our research informs the content of several courses taught at Bath. Alongside delivering dedicated units that focus directly on violence, our members provide research-led teaching and supervision at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels.
To launch our Centre, we held an event to explore topics like: 'what is violence?' and 'how should societies respond?’
A series of videos from the Centre for the Study of Violence's launch event.
Find out more about our members and their research activity.
View the membership of the Centre for the Study of Violence.
A collection of research projects from members of the Centre for the Study of Violence.
A list of published books from members of the Centre for the Study of Violence.
A collection of publications, including journal articles, from members of the Centre for the Study of Violence.
View the latest updates from our Centre.
A two-week exhibition, opening next month and led by Prof Brad Evans, will focus on the challenges of human disappearance, both in the UK and around the world.
Professor Brad Evans from the Centre for the Study of Violence writes a long-form article for The Conversation.
We are hosting a webinar series on the theme of “The Century of Violence” in partnership with UK’s longest-running philosophy Journal, The Philosopher.
The Centre for the Study of Violence recently hosted an event to share perspectives on the phenomenon of forced migration and refugee experiences.
We are a research active Centre focused on countering violence through open and engaged educational practices.
Our global network of practitioners combines the fields of research, education, policy and culture. This collective approach allows us to explore the transformative potential of interdisciplinary educational practices.
We promote new ways to research, teach and rethink how violence operates in the contemporary world – from theatres of war to the terrain of the everyday.