World Affairs

2020

21 January: Prof Brad Evans - "Witnessing Atrocity: The Importance of the Arts in Countering Violence"

18 February: Dr Roy Maconachie - "Natural Resource Governance and the Extractive Industries: the Case of Sierra Leone"

17 March: HE Dimitris Caramitsos-Tziras - "World Affairs Through our Eyes - Greece"

21 April: Prof Bridget Anderson - "Towards New Thinking on Migration"

19 May: Dr Nieves Perez-Solorzano Borragan - "The UK, An Awkward Partner in Europe"

9 June: Professor Boris Begovic - "Culture as a Fundamental Explanation of Economic Growth"

21 July: Dr AlisonOrton - "It's Time to Talk ABout Torture"

15 September: TBC

20 October: TBC

17 November: Prof Brad Evans - "The Myths of Violence"

15 December: Dr Ellis Malony - "The Fate of the Flush - An Investigation into Pharmacetical Oceanic Pollution"