Isabella Turilli

Isabella is a DPhil in International Relations candidate at Merton College, supervised by Professor Patricia Owens. Her research explores how gender informs the creation of expertise as a source of power in international relations by examining the lives and work of five historic nurses between 1850 and 1950. This work is an expansion of her MPhil thesis, which analysed the pioneering work of early 20th-century nurse and social reformer Lillian Wald. She is grateful for the support of the Clarendon Scholarship and Merton College for funding this research.

Britain's Paraconstitution: The (In)Efficient Secret of Governance

Programme:
9.30 am - Welcome: Jesse Norman and Colin Kidd
9.35 am - Jesse Norman: "Agency and government: constitutional implications"
9.50 am - Colin Kidd: "Norms of governance?"
Discussants: Rachel Wolf, Jim Gallagher
General Discussion
11 am - Tea in the Old Library
11.30 am - Sam Freedman: "Why the British state has stopped working" Discussant: Robert Lisvane
General Discussion
1 pm - Close

Moldova's Foreign Policy in a Shifting Geopolitical Landscape

Recean is an experienced politician who has held a number of senior positions in Moldova's government. He served as interior minister from 2012 to 2015 under two prime ministers, and was the first civilian to hold the post.

Recean spearheaded several important reforms, bringing Moldova closer to European Union standards. Before that, he was deputy minister for Information and Communication Technology.
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