Dr Liz Bradbury

Liz's teaching expertise includes classical and modern sociological theory; the sociology and politics of gender and psychosocial studies. Her research interests include the theory and politics of gender relations and the sociology of the early Frankfurt School.

liz.bradbury@anglia.ac.uk

Background

Liz joined Anglia Ruskin University in 1999 after completing her PhD at the University of Cambridge. Since joining the Sociology Department she has taken a leading role in ensuring that it not only produces high quality research but also sustains a vibrant and successful programme of undergraduate teaching.

Liz contributed to the 2002 edition the text book Introductory Sociology by T Bilton et al, (Palgrave: Macmillan) and co-authored, along with Pip Jones and Shaun Le Boutillier, the 2nd edition of Introducing Social Theory, published by Polity in June 2011.

Research interests

• theory and politics of gender relations
• sociology of the early Frankfurt School

Teaching

• classical and modern sociological theory
• the sociology and politics of gender
• psychosocial studies

Qualifications

• BA CCAT
• MA Sussex
• PhD (Cantab.)