An Ode To Code, A Paean To AI: Digital Cabotage And Why Size Matters
OxPo opens applications for 2026-27 exchanges
Naomi Sabel
I am an Events and Communications Apprentice working with the Communications and Events team on digital marketing our department's achievements and events, website design, staff mailing lists, alumni connections, and enquiry handling. My team works closely with HR and Education Support. I am currently completing my Level 3 Business Administration Apprenticeship, and am in the Manor Road office most days.
Jenny Crewe
Feeling Safe but Not Ready: Disaster Risk Perception and Urban Resilience in Baltic Capitals
This presentation examines disaster preparedness in the Baltic capitals of Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius by analyzing both household readiness and institutional responses. Based on a survey of 3,016 residents and interviews with crisis-preparedness experts in 2025, it applies a Complex Adaptive Systems framework to show how urban resilience emerges from interactions among diverse actors within dynamic security environments.
Dr. Didzis Kļaviņš is a Senior Researcher at the University of Latvia, Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Advanced Social and Political Research Institute.
Dr. Didzis Kļaviņš is a Senior Researcher at the University of Latvia, Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Advanced Social and Political Research Institute.
Multi-level Negotiation, Mediation and Diplomacy: ‘Negotiating with difficult actors’ , OxPeace Training Workshop 23-24 April 2026
OxPeace invites applications for this year’s (2026) intensive two-day training workshop, Thurs 23 - Fri 24 April 2026 (0th Week, Trinity Term) in international and local negotiation, mediation, and diplomacy, covering core concepts, lessons learned from the field and hands-on exercises. The course will in particular focus on how to mediate conflict and negotiate with difficult actors, who resist agreements for mutual gain and disregard established international norms and principles.