Contractualism vs. Human Dignity
'Follow the (foreign) leader: How Government Clarity Promotes Cross-Nationally Influential Political Parties'
‘Media freedom and free speech in South Africa’
Conference - The Russian Economy: Current Trends and Future Prospects
Speaker(s):
Vladimir Mau (Rector of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration); Andrey Kazmin (former Chairman of Sberbank); Peter Tabak (Lead Economist, EBRD); Richard Luddington (Vice Chairman of Morgan Stanley) and others
Convenor:
Professor Roy Allison (St Antony's) & Professor Paul Chaisty (St Antony's)
There will be two panels:
‘Recent developments in the Russian and post-Soviet economies: performance, challenges and reforms’;
Vladimir Mau (Rector of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration); Andrey Kazmin (former Chairman of Sberbank); Peter Tabak (Lead Economist, EBRD); Richard Luddington (Vice Chairman of Morgan Stanley) and others
Convenor:
Professor Roy Allison (St Antony's) & Professor Paul Chaisty (St Antony's)
There will be two panels:
‘Recent developments in the Russian and post-Soviet economies: performance, challenges and reforms’;
SACRIFICE REVISITED
Friday, May 19, 2017 -
1:00pm to 7:00pm
History Faculty, George Street
Colin Matthew Room
TORCH's Crisis, Extremes, and Apocalypse network are hosting a seminar on the topic of sacrifice. This will involve a revisitation of the concept of Sacrifice in late modernity in its various configurations, philosophical and ideological.
The seminar will include the following:
Faisal Devji (Oxford) ‘Gandhi, Sacrifice and the Ambiguities of non-violence’
Martin Crowley (Cambridge) ‘Bruno Latour's Anti-sacrificial Politics’
1:00pm to 7:00pm
History Faculty, George Street
Colin Matthew Room
TORCH's Crisis, Extremes, and Apocalypse network are hosting a seminar on the topic of sacrifice. This will involve a revisitation of the concept of Sacrifice in late modernity in its various configurations, philosophical and ideological.
The seminar will include the following:
Faisal Devji (Oxford) ‘Gandhi, Sacrifice and the Ambiguities of non-violence’
Martin Crowley (Cambridge) ‘Bruno Latour's Anti-sacrificial Politics’