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OHN - CAS Seminar: Erika Herrera Rosales "Interviewing local NGOs and migrants: collecting data in the context of Central American migration in Mexico."
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CANCELLED seminar: Dr Gareth Millward (Warwick) 'Sick Notes Don't Work in Today's Welfare State: A Truth Rediscovered Every 10 Years Or So'
R0.14 Ramphal building, University of Warwick

Since the beginning of National Insurance in 1911, doctors, employers, employees and government ministries have realised that sick notes are imperfect evidence for running a social security system. They ignored and then rediscovered this fact on a regular basis across the twentieth century. This paper explores why the British welfare state has - despite their imperfections - retained the use of sick notes in one form or another. It uses policy documents, newspapers, internet archives and video sources to show how sick notes have reflected and moulded Britain's relationship with sickness absence from work. It argues that Britain's continued reliance on sick notes shows that gatekeeping procedures required far more than "medical" "proof" of "incapacity".

Sick Note - Seminar

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CANCELLED CHM seminar: Dr Gareth Millward (Warwick) 'Sick Notes Don't Work in Today's Welfare State: A Truth Rediscovered Every 10 Years Or So'
R0.14 Ramphal building, University of Warwick
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Making Sense of Politics: Towards a Deleuzian-Humean Political Theory
S0.11 Social Sciences Building

Speaker: Jeffrey A Bell (Southeastern Louisiana University)

Title: ‘Making Sense of Politics: Towards a Deleuzian-Humean Political Theory’

Date: Tuesday 26 November 2019

Time: 5.30pm-7.30pm

Location: Room S0.11, Social Sciences Building

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