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Events of interest

Further events taking place at Oxford which may be of interest to those studying Politics and International Relations.

Civil Wars and the End of the Cold War: Hypotheses for Global History

Speaker(s): Jeremy Adelman (Princeton & Cambridge)

Global & Imperial History Research Seminar

Title TBC

Political Economy Seminar

The Uncertain State: Uncertainty as everyday experience and mode of governmentality in contemporary India

Speaker(s): Geert de Neve (University of Sussex)

Modern South Asian Studies Seminar Series

Breaking New Ground on the Global Stage: Memoirs of Kuwait's First Woman Ambassador

Speaker(s): Ambassador Nabeela Al Mulla (Author)

Democratic resistance to illiberalism in Hungary and Serbia

Speaker(s): Zoltán Ádám (Centre for Social Sciences, Budapest), Eric Gordy (University College London), Jessie Barton Hronešová (University College London)

European Studies Seminar

IN COOPERATION WITH SEESOX

John Williams: A Composer's Life

Speaker(s): Tim Grieving (University of Southern California)

Waning crescent: The rise and fall of global Islam

Speaker(s): Professor Faisal Devji (University of Oxford)

Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies

Stranger Visions: Ghuraba’ and Egypt’s Ideological Crisis

Speaker(s): Professor Walter Armbrust (St Antony's College, University of Oxford)

Friday Seminars

How Firms, Bureaucrats, and Ministries Benefit from the Revolving Door: Evidence from Japan

Speaker(s): Professor Trevor Incerti (University of Amsterdam)

Nissan Institute Seminar in Japanese Studies

Art and Decolonial Love: Visualizing Just Futures in the Chicanx Civil Rights Movement

Speaker(s): Charlene Villaseñor Black (Oxford)

Global & Imperial History Research Seminar

DPIR events of interest