The aim of this collaborative cross-disciplinary network is to raise the profile of Interpretive Social Science at the ANU, within Australia and internationally. We aim to create collaboration opportunities for scholars and build capacity for interpretivist approaches among graduate and undergraduate students.  We do this by organising our own events and promoting the events of others, through national and international partnerships and affiliations, through media initiatives like podcasts, and through graduate and undergraduate courses and capacity building initiatives.

Find out more about the IMC cluster here

Upcoming Activities:

Self-Calibration in a Digital Society
Seminar, Christine Hine, University of Surrey
Monday 12^th October 6pm

Interpretive Methods in the Digital Age
Workshop
Monday 28^th September

Online Media:

New Books in Interpretive Political and Social Science
Podcast series on the New Books Network hosted By Nick Cheesman

Australian Research Network for Utopian Studies - Seminar Series
Read more here, or please contact Baptiste.brossard@anu.edu.au

Please contact April Biccum and/or Nick Cheesman if you would like to alert the network of any ANU activity that is methodologically interpretivist in orientation; submit proposals for seminars, working papers, master classes; or become a member or affiliate.