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  1. Nick Stevenson is an incredibly versatile actor who bounces seamlessly from comedy to drama. You can catch him as the laconic Australian, Pete Harper in Orange Is The New Black bringing elements of humor and a subtle vulnerability.

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    I am currently a Reader in Cultural Sociology at the University of Nottingham. I received a double first in Sociology and History BA (Hons) from Keele University in 1987. I obtained my PhD from Cambridge University in 1992 after studying under the supervision of Lord Anthony Giddens. Between 1991 and 2001 I worked as a Sociology lecturer at Sheffie...

    I am currently writing about the interconnections between class identity, memory and labour history. Here is a short article I wrote about life during Covid. https://archive.discoversociety.org/2020/04/02/orwellian-times/

    STEVENSON, N., 2012. Localization as subpolitics: the Transition Movement and cultural citizenship International Journal Of Cultural Studies. 15(1), 65-79
    STEVENSON, N., 2012. Cosmopolitan education and cultural citizenship: a critical European perspective Cultural Sociology. 6(1), 113-128
    STEVENSON, N., 2010. Education, neoliberalism and cultural citizenship: living in 'X factor' Britain European Journal of Cultural Studies. 13(3), 341-358
    STEVENSON, N., 2011. Education and cultural citizenship Sage.
  2. One Author's Incredible Journey. by Nick Stephenson in Author Superheros, Books and Writing, Overcoming Adversity. Read.

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  3. Nick Stevenson is Reader in Cultural Sociology at the University of Nottingham. He is author of Human Rights and the Reinvention of Freedom (Routledge, 2017), Education and Cultural Citizenship (Sage, 2010) and Cultural Citizenship (Oxford University Press, 2003).

  4. Linking ideas of public and personal freedom, Stevenson explores complaints about ‘big brother’, the arrival of the business society and the erosion of democracy to show how our freedoms are far from secure.

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  5. Nick Stevenson is an incredibly versatile actor who bounces seamlessly from comedy to drama. You can catch him as the laconic Australian, Pete Harper in Orange Is The New Black bringing elements of humor and a subtle vulnerability.

  6. Cultural Citizenship: Cosmopolitan Questions. Nick Stevenson. Open University Press, 2003 - Citizenship - 176 pages. “impressive in its coverage of contemporary and classical social and...