International Health Humanities Network Membership

Dr Morgner’ research interests include social and cultural theory, global studies of communication and health and well-veing. His work explores questions of culture, communication and meaning-making from an interdisciplinary, sociologically informed perspective, and has taken three main directions: first, work on cultural diversity and cultural inequality in the creative industry; second, on networks and creativity in global cultural hubs; and third, on the impact of arts and culture on well-being. He has previously held positions and visiting fellowships at the University of Cambridge, Yale University, Hitotsubashi University (Toyko) and the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (Paris). Currently, he works on a project about the use of video-analysis and well-being. This project explores the impact of arts and culture on people with dementia using videoanalysis.