Her current project on medical anthropology, funded by the Wellcome Trust is exploring how gender roles and relationships define the politics of sexuality and reproduction with reference to reproductive health in the subcontinent. Her research concerns gender, sexuality and space, with a particular emphasis on bisexuality and femininity. She is currently responsible for the M.Sc. Sociology of Gender and the B.Sc. Gender and Society Courses in the LSE Department of Sociology.
Future projects are likely to include work on multiculturalism and sexual equality.
He is currently conducting research on witchcraft, modernity and gender in Tanzania. Our first Centennial Professor, from the Institute of Criminology at Ljubljana, will be based at the Institute for the Summer Term 2000. This is a joint appointment with the Department of Law at LSE, and Professor Salecl will be teaching there during this time. She is an internationally respected Lacan theorist and feminist scholar, and an expert in the area of citizenship, subjectivity and social theory. Her current research project focuses on the pre-start phase of setting up a small business in the service sector in London.