AUKUS Advanced Cyber Capabilities, Strategy, and Integration
Christopher Morris runs a weekly discussion group. Please be aware that group attendance may be limited. It is required to contact Christopher (Christopher.Morris@politics.ox.ac.uk) in advance for availability. Meetings will run both in person and online.
In person location: Mary Hyde Eccles Room, Pembroke College
Online: Microsoft Teams
In person location: Mary Hyde Eccles Room, Pembroke College
Online: Microsoft Teams
Paolo Sarpi’s History of the Council of Trent (1619/20) and early modern conciliar thinking
Milton Friedman: The Last Conservative
Defense Innovation: Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, & Finance
Christopher Morris runs a weekly discussion group. Please be aware that group attendance may be limited. It is required to contact Christopher (Christopher.Morris@politics.ox.ac.uk) in advance for availability. Meetings will run both in person and online.
In person location: Mary Hyde Eccles Room, Pembroke College
Online: Microsoft Teams
In person location: Mary Hyde Eccles Room, Pembroke College
Online: Microsoft Teams
Russo‐Ukrainian War: The Private Sector & Emerging Technologies
Christopher Morris runs a weekly discussion group. Please be aware that group attendance may be limited. It is required to contact Christopher (Christopher.Morris@politics.ox.ac.uk) in advance for availability. Meetings will run both in person and online.
In person location: Mary Hyde Eccles Room, Pembroke College
Online: Microsoft Teams
In person location: Mary Hyde Eccles Room, Pembroke College
Online: Microsoft Teams
José Sarria’s performance archive and the making of nelly queens, 1953-1963
New Book: Toni Morrison: Imagining Freedom
Commentators: Samuel Burry, Rachel Darby, Joe Ward
Ethan Nylen
I am a first-year MPhil Political Theory candidate, researching early modern political thought. My research explores the political philosophy of Francis Bacon, how his epistemological thought shapes his political theory, and the development of his political thought alongside his political career. Generally, my research interests include the history of political philosophy, both ancient and modern, and contemporary critical theory.
OPR Launch Event: Panel discussion on the Politics of Time
*The Oxford Political Review* is holding an academic panel discussion on the politics of time to celebrate the launch of its 11th print issue (https://oxfordpoliticalreview.com/issues/).
The panelists include Professor Jonathan White (LSE), Professor Guy Standing (SOAS), Dr Blake Ewing (Nottingham), and Nanna Lilletvedt Sæten (Cambridge).
Please feel free to email "$":mailto:ming.wong@politics.ox.ac.uk with any queries.
The panelists include Professor Jonathan White (LSE), Professor Guy Standing (SOAS), Dr Blake Ewing (Nottingham), and Nanna Lilletvedt Sæten (Cambridge).
Please feel free to email "$":mailto:ming.wong@politics.ox.ac.uk with any queries.