I am a sociology doctoral candidate at Cambridge University, developing a social theory of nonreligion and researching nonreligious cultures in the UK using a range of qualitative methods.

I am the founder and a director of the Non-religion and Secularity Research Network (www.nsrn.co.uk)). The NSRN is working with the Institute for the Study of Secularism in Society and Culture (ISSSC) to launch the first academic journal for the area, Secularism and Nonreligion. I am an editor for that journal, and features editor for Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalismi (Wiley Blackwell).

Other work includes projects with the Distributed Working research team (Cambridge-MIT Institute) on knowledge diffusion and group and network 'architectures' in the multi-sited, mediated firm; and the development of my undergraduate dissertation - R.H. Tawney and the Webbs: Religion, Morality and the Duality of British Socialism (History Department, University of Leeds, 2003) - for publication.

Location

London

Disciplines

• Sociology

Affiliation

University of Cambridge

Website

http://cambridge.academia.edu/LoisLee