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/ 基本信息 / PhD Studentship: Unilateralism v Multilateralism: Harnessing International Economic Policy for Sustainable Transitions 5月2日截止 About the group The research developed in this studentship will contribute to an exhibition at Tate Liverpool in 2028 and there will be opportunities to develop experience within its curatorial team. The project will be co-supervised by Dr Danielle Child (Lecturer in Creative and Cultural Industries, University of Manchester), Dr Ana Baeza Ruiz (Lecturer in Museology, University of Manchester) and Dr Leanne Green (Head of Exhibitions and Displays, Tate Liverpool). Project This PhD studentship will critically examine artistic practices and cultural activism in Northern England during the 1980s. The 1980s represented a pivotal era in the UK, characterised by profound political and economic transformations. Notable events include the 1981 uprisings in Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and Leeds, the influence of Thatcherism, industrial dec ………………………………