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Hugo Gorringe is a Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology at the University of Edinburgh. His research focuses on political sociology, caste dynamics in South Asia, and the sociology of violence. He has conducted extensive studies on Dalit movements in Tamil Nadu and protest policing in Scotland. Gorringe holds a BA in Sociology and Politics from the University of Essex (1997), an MSc in Social Research from the University of Edinburgh (1998), and a PhD from the same institution (2002). His work bridges empirical research and theoretical inquiry, emphasizing the intersection of social inequality and political action.
- Research Interests: Dalit politics, South Asian nationalism, protest dynamics, and sociological analysis of caste and identity.
- Teaching: Courses on social movements, caste politics, and gender studies.
- Recent Projects: Collaborations on COP26 protest policing and the Scottish Independence Referendum’s impact on youth voters.
Gorringe has supervised over 14 PhD students, focusing on topics ranging from Dalit mobilization to global protest movements. He is a contributor to initiatives like the COP26 Research Network and has authored/co-edited influential books such as Panthers in Parliament and Untouchable Citizens.
