Previous events of interest | DPIR

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

Israeli Public Opinion and Political Options after 7 October

Speaker(s): Yuli Tamir (Beit Berl College), Professor Yuli Tamir (Beit Berl College)

How to measure media freedom using the text of news wire: text analysis and language models

Speaker(s): Christopher Barrie (University of Edinburgh)

Sociology Department Weekly Seminar

Indigenous Rights in Settler Colonies

Speaker(s): Professor Saliha Belmessous (Oxford)

Global & Imperial History Research Seminar

Leading for Impact: Refugee Entrepreneurs’ Innovation and Impact

Speaker(s): Dr Asma Naimi (Changemaker Studio), Professor Farah Koedeih (IESEG School of Management), Prof. Marya Besharov (University of Oxford)

Insights for Action

My body, my choice: exploring the limits of consent

Speaker(s): Alex Ruck Keene KC (Hon) (39 Essex Chambers)

Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Hindutva and the Problem of Hinduism

Speaker(s): Luna Sebastian (Cambridge), Luna Sabastian (Northeastern University London)

Modern History Research Seminar

Some ends of liberalism: law, morality, and governmentality in the long 1950s

Speaker(s): Ben Griffin (Cambridge)

Modern British History Seminar

Criminal Crossroads: Underworld Dynamics in Contemporary Japan

Speaker(s): Dr Martina Baradel (University of Oxford)

Nissan Institute Seminar in Japanese Studies

Book launch - In Her Hands: Women’s Fight Against AIDS in the United States

Speaker(s): Emma Day

What can opinion polls tell us about Europe in a changing world?

Speaker(s): Ivan Krastev (Centre for Liberal Strategies, Bulgaria), Catherine de Vries (Bocconi Social and Political Sciences Department), Isabell Hoffmann (Bertelsmann Stiftung)

ESC Core Seminar Series

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Thirty seconds at Quetta: Time and disaster on the North-West Frontier, 1935

Speaker(s): Dan Haines (UCL)

Modern South Asian Studies Seminar Series

Panel discussion: 'Post-COP28 debrief: Does the agreement go far enough?'

Speaker(s): Professor Benito Müller (Oxford Climate Policy), Professor Myles Allen (Environmental Change Institute, University Of Oxford), Dr Abrar Chaudhury (Said Business School), Dr Nicola Ranger (Executive Director, Oxford Martin Systemic Resilience Programme), Professor Mette Morsing (Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford)

Oxford Martin School Public Lectures

In-person registration now fully booked. Online attendance still available.

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