| DPIR

Crossing the Iron Curtain: North Korea’s and Japan’s Connections to the World during the Cold War

Read more about Crossing the Iron Curtain: North Korea’s and Japan’s Connections to the World during the Cold War

*Camilo Aguirre Torrini*, University of Sussex
We must trade with the Socialist Countries: Uruguay and North Korea in the 1960s

*Paul Kreitman*, Columbia University
The Chrysanthemum Curtain: Guarding the Exits in Postwar Japan

The Forgotten Constitutional Revolution: Amending American Democracy in the Early Twentieth Century

Read more about The Forgotten Constitutional Revolution: Amending American Democracy in the Early Twentieth Century

Who Took These? Photography as participatory politics in Rhodes Must Fall Oxford: Closing Panel

Read more about Who Took These? Photography as participatory politics in Rhodes Must Fall Oxford: Closing Panel

Please join us for a closing discussion for the exhibition 'Who Took These?', including the photographer Jacqueline Otagburuagu and Dr Emily Brady (Broadbent Fellow at Christ Church).

Question Time: The Current State of UK Politics Home and Abroad

Read more about Question Time: The Current State of UK Politics Home and Abroad

St Antony's outgoing Visiting Parliamentary Fellows Lord (Paul) Boateng and Baroness (Kate Fall) in discussion with their successors Baroness (Arminka) Helić and Lord (Jonny) Oates.

This event will be in a Question Time format.

AfOX Insaka on Climate Change and Just transitions in Africa

Read more about AfOX Insaka on Climate Change and Just transitions in Africa

Recent geopolitical challenges provide a challenging backdrop as countries meet in Egypt mid-November 2022 for the annual UN climate change conference. A critical issue that will define the negotiations is the Just Transition - deciding how countries can transition to low-carbon and climate-resilient societies in a just manner. African countries find themselves at the heart of the debate as they try to balance rapid economic transformation and ambitious climate action. How, then, can Africa realise the Just Transition?

Swiss Ambassador Markus Leitner: Small Country, Big Ideas

Read more about Swiss Ambassador Markus Leitner: Small Country, Big Ideas

Join the Swiss Ambassador to the UK, Markus Leitner, to discuss Swiss innovation and technology in context of neutrality and Brexit, followed by a drinks reception.

When: November 15th, 5:30pm - 6:30pm.
Where: Oakeshott Room, Lincoln College, University of Oxford

Sascha Riaz

Read more about Sascha Riaz

Rebecca Clark

Read more about Rebecca Clark

I am a doctoral candidate in political theory at Nuffield College, University of Oxford.

My primary interests are in moral, political and feminist philosophy, with a particular focus on labour justice.

Serbia will have to recognize Kosovo's independence - border correction is not excluded either

Read more about Serbia will have to recognize Kosovo's independence - border correction is not excluded either

Salma Daoudi

Read more about Salma Daoudi

Salma Daoudi currently pursues a DPhil in International Relations at the University of Oxford, specialising in international security and health in asymmetric warfare, as a Qatar Oxford Thatcher scholar.

Her DPhil project explores the weaponisation of health in Syria and the ways in which, beyond its immediate effects, the repercussions on health, political, and socio-economic vulnerabilities extend beyond the locus and temporality of violence.

Subscribe to