Smashing Silly Stereotypes
Dorling, D. and Burchett, C. (2016) Smashing Silly Stereotypes! Seminar on Social Housing Tenants, Amicus Horizon, Progress Housing Group, Red Kite Community Housing, Soha Housing, South Yorkshire Housing Association, Town and Country Housing Association, Manchester Central Library Manchester, June 29th.
37m Jul 01, 2016
37m
Why Everything is Wrong and how to make it Better
A Talk given by Danny Dorling at the 'Also' festival, Compton Verney, Warwickshire, Saturday June 18th 2016. On immigration, The EU Referendum, and real reasons why our schools are so often full, our housing is so expensive and our health service is so underfunded....It is easy to blame anything you like on immigration – and wrong.
53m Jun 19, 2016
53m
Geography, Pollution and Inequality
Manipulating the market mechanism to promote frugality, prudence and deferred gratification without the perversion of profit, Oxford Low Carbon Week Talk, The Hub, Oxford, June 14th 2016
1hr 39m Jun 15, 2016
1hr 39m
I’m an environmentalist, get me out of here
Brigstocke, M, Davenport, J., Gillespie, E., Lloyd, S., Dorling, D. (2016) I’m an environmentalist, get me out of here, Telegraph Stage, Hay Festival, Hay on Wye, May 29th 2016
53m Jun 15, 2016
53m
People and Places: A 21st Century Atlas of the UK
Danny Dorling speaking at the Hay Festival, Hay on Wye, May 30th 2016
1hr 1m Jun 02, 2016
1hr 1m
Geography, University, and Life
Carl Lee and Danny Dorling speaking at the Student Compass Venue, Hay Festival, Hay on Wye, May 29th 2016
58m Jun 02, 2016
58m
London in the age of big finance
Danny speaking in the session on 'The best of towns, the worst of towns, London in the era of big finance' with Lindsey German and James Meadway. Dangerous Times Festival, May 28th 2016
51m May 28, 2016
51m
A BETTER POLITICS: How government can make us happier, Blackwell’s Bookshop, Oxford, May 23rd 2016
The aim of this book is to inspire a better politics: one that will enable future generations to be happier. The book presents a summary of some of the latest results from the academic study of the Economics of Happiness. These and other recent findings are then used to argue that greater well-being and better health should be the main goal of the UK government - rather than wealth maximization...
1hr 11m May 23, 2016
1hr 11m
Fairness and the City
Danny Dorling speaking on Fairness and the City - A Better Politics, University of Brighton's Festival of Social Science Annual Lecture, Brighton, May 19th, 2016
1hr 28m May 20, 2016
1hr 28m
Inequalities and Human Welfare
Human Welfare Conference, Green-Templeton College, Oxford, May 13th 2016
1hr 1m May 13, 2016
1hr 1m
The EU - 'Should we stay or should we go?’
Annual “Europe in Question” lecture, LSE, London, May 10th 2016
1hr 20m May 11, 2016
1hr 20m
Housing, greed control, and ways of deciding what we need to build and where
Frome Architecture Club, Frome, Somerset, May 3rd 2016
1hr 18m May 04, 2016
1hr 18m
A Better Politics: book launch
Danny Dorling with Richard Wilkinson and Rupa Huq MP, London Review of Books Bookshop, London, April 26th 2016
1hr 8m Apr 27, 2016
1hr 8m
The Geography of our Future: Understanding the consequences of the Anthropocene
Mark Maslin and Danny Dorling , Royal Geographical Society Monday night lecture, April 25th 2016
1hr 13m Apr 27, 2016
1hr 13m
Thinking Allowed: Happiness and Government
Happiness - Should the government promote it? Danny Dorling, Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography at the University of Oxford, talks to Laurie Taylor about the necessity to inspire a better politics with new measures of what matters most to us. These would include the avoidance of misery, the gaining of long term life satisfaction, the feeling of fulfilment, of worth, of kindness, of useful...
16m Apr 26, 2016
16m
The Panama Papers and London Housing Market
BBC World Service World Business Report: The Panama Papers and London Housing Market - interview with Ramzan Karmali on BBC Radio 4, Friday April 15th 2016
4m Apr 19, 2016
4m
The Inequality Debate
Is growing inequality a price worth paying for London’s continued economic success? RSA / Trust for London Event As London’s economy continues to outpace the rest of the UK, so does the inequality gap. Is such inequality an inevitable by-product of the city’s growth, rewarding those who risk their capital to create employment, for example? Or, will it eventually derail the city’s upward progr...
1hr 4m Apr 13, 2016
1hr 4m
The ministry of nostalgia and Inequality & the 1%
Owen Hatherley and Danny Dorling, chaired by Lesley Riddoch. Aye Write Book Festival, Mitchell Library, Glasgow, March 18th 2016
55m Mar 19, 2016
55m
A better politics: happiness, health, and housing
The Cabinet Office, 100 Parliament Street, London, March 15th 2016
56m Mar 15, 2016
56m
Injustice and Inequality, in conversation with Andrew Bradstock
Wellingborough Diggers festival, Wellinborough, March 11th 2016
1hr 14m Mar 14, 2016
1hr 14m
John McDonnell in conversation with Danny Dorling
The New Economics, Garth Hill College, Bracknell, March 8th 2016
1hr 49m Mar 09, 2016
1hr 49m
Challenges to a Good London
Danny contributing to the Good London Podcast, see more at http://goodlondon.org/power
8m Feb 17, 2016
8m
Inequality and Government
Danny Dorling in conversation with Stefan Stern, Oxford University Labour Club, Corpus Christie College, Oxford, February 16th 2016
1hr 1m Feb 17, 2016
1hr 1m
Social cohesion, sustainability, city, demographics, the economy and education - Japan, the UK and similar countries
Keynote: British Academy and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) seminar on Growing Cities, Divided Cities, British Academy London, January 27th. 2016
32m Jan 28, 2016
32m
Are more people dying because the rich are getting richer at the expense of the rest?
Annual Public Health Lecture, University of Southampton, January 14th 2016
1hr 9m Jan 15, 2016
1hr 9m
Injustice, Inequality and the 1%
Public Lecture, The York Union, University of York, January 11th 2016
1hr 23m Jan 12, 2016
1hr 23m
Have we become acclimatised to greater inequality?
Keynote by Danny Dorling and Kate Pickett at the Health inequalities Conference, National Science Learning Centre University of York, January 11th 2016
1hr 27m Jan 12, 2016
1hr 27m
Scroogeonomics: A Fifteen Minute Lecture
Part of a seasonal night out against austerity, Rich Mix, Bethnal Green Road, London, December 19th 2015
15m Dec 21, 2015
15m
Seven new maps of the world and what they might mean
St Helen and St Katharine School, Abingdon, December 9th 2015
57m Dec 14, 2015
57m
Seven new maps of the world and what they might mean
Southgate School 6th form, Cockfosters, London, December 8th 2015
52m Dec 14, 2015
52m
Inequality and the 1%
Labour students, Queen Mary University, London, December 7th 2015
1hr Dec 14, 2015
1hr
The environment: social inequality and over-consumption and why both persist
Kinvig Geography Society, University of Birmingham, December 3rd 2015
56m Dec 14, 2015
56m
Conservation with Caroline Macfarland, 7 years on, what has changed? Britain is officially out of recession, who benefits?
CoVi, Somerset House, London, November 26th 2015
1hr 24m Dec 03, 2015
1hr 24m
The environment: What we know about social inequality and over-consumption and why both persist
King’s Chevening Distinguished Lecture, King’s College, London, November 23rd 2015
1hr 11m Dec 03, 2015
1hr 11m
Housing and Future Cities
Panel contribution, and answering questions with Michael Edwards, Kate Macintosh, Anna Minton, and Zoe Williams, Festival of Ideas, The Watershed, Bristol, November 19th 2015
35m Dec 03, 2015
35m
Inequality, the 1%, the USA and the UK
Danny discussing on WORT Eighty Nine.Nine FM, Madison/WI, USA
55m Nov 17, 2015
55m
Better to do good than spend on try to look good
Contribution to Oxfordshire Community Foundation’s annual debate, The Oxford Union, Oxford, November 10th 2015
9m Nov 17, 2015
9m
Looking good vs doing good
The Oxford Union, Oxford, November 10th 2015
1hr 11m Nov 17, 2015
1hr 11m
Discussing ‘The Establishment’
With Owen Jones and Danny Dorling at Blackwell’s bookshop, Oxford, November 10th 2015
54m Nov 17, 2015
54m
Why you can’t be rich – but you could be happier
Lecture, Thomas Hardye School, Dorchester, Dorset, November 9th 2015
1hr 8m Nov 17, 2015
1hr 8m
Poverty in Oxford and the UK
Blackfriars Poverty in Britain Group, Blackfriars Priory, St Giles, Oxford, November 8th 2015
57m Nov 17, 2015
57m
What a more equal society might look like
The Young Foundation, London, November 5th 2015
1hr 25m Nov 17, 2015
1hr 25m
The population bomb: talking about other people as if they were not like you and getting it very wrong
Environmental Sustainability and Demographic Change Conference', The Martin School, Oxford University, November 4th 2015
1hr Nov 17, 2015
1hr
The case for the living wage in Oxford
E. Kosmin, V. Coulter, and D. Dorling speaking at the University College Lecture theater, Oxford, November 3rd 2015
1hr 8m Nov 17, 2015
1hr 8m
Launch of the second edition of ‘Injustice’
Housman’s bookshop, London, October 22nd 2015
1hr 10m Nov 17, 2015
1hr 10m
Exclusion and Inclusion in Contemporary Oxford
Future of Cities Seminar, Wharton Room, All Souls College, Oxford, October 20th 2015
1hr 9m Oct 20, 2015
1hr 9m
Radio 4 Analysis – will George be King?
Danny contributing to the Radio 4 Analysis programme, BBC, October 19th 2015
5m Oct 20, 2015
5m
The Geography of Inequality
Talk at The Woodstock Society, Woodstock, October 19th 2015
1hr 17m Oct 20, 2015
1hr 17m
Inequality, the 1%, and the future
Ilkley Literature Festival, Yorkshire, October 17th
1hr 5m Oct 18, 2015
1hr 5m
Economic inequality and our grandchildren’s future
Public Lecture, School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Nottingham, October 13th 2015
1hr 34m Oct 15, 2015
1hr 34m