Injustice – why social inequality still persists
In the five years since the first edition of Injustice there have been devastating increases in poverty, hunger and destitution in the UK.
Theories of potential and the creation of inequality (in education)
Recording from the Bristol Festival of Ideas
Worldmapper and climate
Danny speaking at Wood Farm Primary School, Oxford
Injustice and Empathy
Why Social Inequality still persists, Oxford Empathy Festival
Utopias and six generations
Looking back six generations is a ‘utopian trick’. And looking back at the last six generations suggests that capitalism might have been a transition.
Inequality and Austerity
Talk with Mary O’Hara and Danny Dorling at the Hay Festival
Oxford, inequality and the generation that fixes this mess
Class of 2015, joint Junior Common Rooms of Trinity, Corpus Christi, St Anne’s, Pembroke and Exeter colleges
Now is the time when we most need hope
People on both the left and the right construct their stories, testaments and beliefs as to the way to behave.
Utopian tricks – thinking ahead 100 years and back 6 generations
Utopias, Temporalities and Futures: Critical Considerations for Social Change Symposium
Inequality and your future
After Dinner Speech, Halford Mackinder Geography Society at Christ Church College, Oxford
Democracy and Education
Levellers’ Day Panel discussion
The Green Belt Debate
Royal Town and Planning Institute Seminar
The green belt and housing
Danny Dorling and Madsen Pirie discussing the green belt and housing
A progressive property tax
Living in a highly unequal society for me means living in a socially dysfunctional society. I live in England.
Housing, Inequality and the Election
Danny speaking at the Swindon Literary Festival