Dr Bridget Byrne
Senior Lecturer
Biography
Bridget studied at Cambridge and Sussex universities and came to Manchester after working at the LSE and Goldsmiths in London.
Bridget's book White lives: the interplay of 'race', class and gender in everyday life (Routledge) was joint winner of the BSA Philip Abrams Award 2006.
In 2014 she published Making Citizens: public rituals and private journeys to citizenship (Palgrave)
Bridget has held a Leverhulme Fellowship on 'Citizenship ceremonies: narrations of nation?' 2010/2011 and an ESRC small grant on 'School choice and local place' (2009/10). She also had a British Academy Small Grant 'Citizenship ceremonies: an international comparison' (2010/2011).
Bridget is a member of the ESRC Centre - CoDE (Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity and Inequality). She is currently writing a book on School Choice.
Further information
Additional information:
Interview on Radio 4 Thinking Allowed: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05nvjhp
Areas of expertise
Areas of expertise
- HM Sociology - Race, Gender, Class, National Identity, Qualitative methods
Related information
Publications
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Research output: Book/Report › Book