Sarah Wambaugh and the Experimental Modernism of Interwar Plebiscites
Levelling Monsters: Monopoly, Rights, and Public Authority
Book Discussion Erased: A History of International Thought Without Men
Book Discussion Free Gifts: Capitalism and the Politics of Nature
“...Spirit [Geist] Has Broken with the World”
Marriage as Slavery: Oroonoko, the Slave Trade, and Mary Astell
Oxford Conservative Thought Reading Group (Week 3: Nationalism)
The Oxford Conservative Thought (OCT) Reading Group is a non-partisan group devoted to academic exploration of small-c conservative political thought. We welcome, and actively encourage, viewpoint diversity and constructive engagement across ideological divides (all good-willed participants are welcome!)
Each week we read one assigned text, and we recommend more for anyone who is very keen!
Week 3 focuses on conservative views of nationalism, with a reading from Yoram Hazony.
Find our reading list here:
—> bit.ly/OCTMT25
Each week we read one assigned text, and we recommend more for anyone who is very keen!
Week 3 focuses on conservative views of nationalism, with a reading from Yoram Hazony.
Find our reading list here:
—> bit.ly/OCTMT25
Undoing Revolution: Sudan and Politics of Debt
The Oxford University Sudanese Society is proud to host Dr Harry Cross, author of Undoing a Revolution: Sudan and the Politics of Debt, for a critical discussion on how international finance has shaped and constrained Sudan's path since independence.
Dr. Cross, a specialist in Sudan's economic and financial systems, reveals how Western creditors have leveraged unpayable debts to extract policy concessions, devastate the economy, and erode Sudanese sovereignty.
Dr. Cross, a specialist in Sudan's economic and financial systems, reveals how Western creditors have leveraged unpayable debts to extract policy concessions, devastate the economy, and erode Sudanese sovereignty.
Ava Tabatabaei
I am a second-year MPhil Political Theory candidate at St. Anne's College. I previously completed my BA in Political Science, with a minor in Law & Society, at the University of British Columbia with high distinction. My thesis, titled "All of the Above: Political Theory, Emotional Connections, and Iranian-American Identity as a Balancing Act," received the Russ Patrick Arts Undergraduate Student Research Award from the University of British Columbia Faculty of Arts.