Latin American Centre Seminars: 'In denial: drug policy and the war on human rights in Mexico' (CIS Co-Sponsored Seminar)
**Special Seminar - Please note this is a Friday**
‘Lessons learnt launching Al Jazeera English, and how they can be applied to news media today’
Beyond the Gender Gap in Contemporary Japan
'Ministerial Government and Reform Productivity in Parliamentary Democracies'
Sandwiches are available!
'Alienation and Racial Hegemony'
CIS-Sponsored Roundtable: 'Women in the History of International Thought'
*Abstract:* What explains the near total absence of women in histories of international thought and the disciplinary history of International Relations? In this lecture, Professor Patricia Owens argues that women’s absence from histories of international thought is not based on a lack of women’s thinking about international politics or contribution to the early science of IR. A diverse array of historical women thought deeply about international relations and significant numbers were present in the early years of IR, especially in the first decades of the twentieth-century.
Let Them Eat Credit: Urban-Rural Biases and the Politics of Sovereign Default
Series: Comparative Political Economy Seminar Series