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Dean Curran's current research explores the interconnections of contemporary risk and inequality, aiming to develop frameworks to understand the diverse impacts of environmental, financial, and digital risks. His research seeks to analyze how changes in contemporary risk are affecting existing power relations. His general teaching and research interests include classical and contemporary social theory, sociology of risk (including work related to Mary Douglas and Luhmann), environmental sociology, economic sociology, social theory and law, and sociology of digital finance. He has published and presented work in these areas, contributing to the understanding of how sociological concepts apply in various contemporary contexts.
Department of Computer Science Master's program. GRE scores are expected for international students.