Events
Professor Stuart Elden
Department of Geography, University of Durham
6.00pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 31 January
International Politics Research Seminar
Professor Ian Clark, FBA.
‘The Vulnerable in International Society’
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 7 February
International Politics Research Seminar
Gillian McFadyen
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 14 February
International Politics Research Seminar
Einion Dafydd
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 21 February
PoPIT Annual Lecture
Professor Stuart Elden
Department of Geography, University of Durham
6.00pm Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 28 February
International Politics Research Seminar
Katja Daniels
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 7 March
International Politics Research Seminar
Catrin Edwards
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 14 March
E.H.Carr Memorial Lecture
Peter Vale,
Professor of Humanities, University of Johannesburg, and Nelson Mandela Chair of Politics Emeritus, Rhodes University.
‘If International Relations lives in the street, what is it doing in the classroom?’.
6.00pm, Old Hall, Old College
Thursday 21 March
DDMI Annual Lecture
Thursday 18 April
International Politics Research Seminar
Catherine Charrett
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 25 April
International Politics Research Seminar
Loretta Salajan
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 2 May
International Politics Research Seminar
Professor Iver Neumann
Department of International Relations, The London School of Economics and Political Science.
‘How Eurocentric is Diplomacy?’
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 9 May
International Politics Research Seminar
Laura Considine
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building
Thursday 23 May
International Politics Research Seminar
Professor Patrick Thaddeus Jackson
The School of International Service, The American University, Washington, DC
4.30pm, Main Hall, International Politics Building