Chloe Funnell
I am the Undergraduate Manager within the DPIR Education Support Team, which oversees all aspects of teaching, learning, assessment, and admissions for the Department's postgraduate courses. The team also has oversight of undergraduate Politics for BA PPE and BA History and Politics.
My main responsibilities include:
Line management of the PPE Administrator and the DPIR Undergraduate Studies Coordinator
Helping oversee procedures for admissions, teaching, and exams
When the Health of the People was the Highest Law: Have Coronavirus Restrictions Damaged the Authority of Laws for the Public’s Health?
Cicero’s maxim salus populi suprema lex est—the health of the people is the highest law—has long held a fascinating and influential place within law and politics, not least given its prominence within John Locke’s Second Treatise on Government. It is also a maxim, sometimes a mantra, that is frequently found within works in public health ethics; a necessarily political field of applied philosophy. The maxim itself contains various points of inherent contestability. These include questions regarding the proper, or best, meaning of ‘salus’.
Book Launch: Making International Institutions Work by Ranjit Lall
Why do some international institutions succeed and others fail?
DPIR Professors Neta Crawford and Jane Green elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Workshop on Keith Dowding's Book Manuscript
Persuasion, Price-Setting, and the Ethics of ‘Cancel Culture’
Conference on 'Liberty, Equality, Religion'
Speakers: Cécile Laborde, Larry Sager, Alan Patten, Sophia Moreau, Paul Billingham, Sophie Lauwers, Lucy Vickers, Jonathan Seglow, Andrew Shorten, Jonathan Chaplin, Elise Rouméas, Gwénaële Calves, George Letsas, Sherif Girgis, Liz Sepper, Paul Weithman, Andy Koppelman, Nomi Stolzenberg, Marilie Coetsee, Rick Garnett, Chris Lund, Abner Greene, Zalman Rothschild