Politics around the wine table: The political nature of a symposium in Platos laws

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Eno Trimcev (University of Oxford)

A CPI graduate workshop took place in the Manor Road Building on Saturday, 18 September 2010, entitled, Politics in strange places: breaking the boundaries of the definition of the political.

This event invited young researchers looking at unique topics within the discipline of political theory to discuss their work and respond to peers ideas.

Opening Remarks

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Professor Michael Freeden (Director of CPI, University of Oxford)

A CPI graduate workshop took place in the Manor Road Building on Saturday, 18 September 2010, entitled, Politics in strange places: breaking the boundaries of the definition of the political.

This event invited young researchers looking at unique topics within the discipline of political theory to discuss their work and respond to peers ideas.

Invisible War

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Professor Joy Gordon (Fairfield University) with Professor David Miller(Oxford). 2 Nov 2010, ELAC/CCW Seminar Series


ELAC is an interdisciplinary research programme whose central aim is to determine how law, norms, and institutions can regulate, restrain, prevent, and terminate armed conflict in todays international system.


The Untold War

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Professor Nancy Sherman (Georgetown). 12 October 2010, ELAC/CCW Seminar Series

ELAC is an interdisciplinary research programme whose central aim is to determine how law, norms, and institutions can regulate, restrain, prevent, and terminate armed conflict in todays international system.


Access to a Court and the Security Council: Implications for Normative Hierarchy

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Dr Antonios Tzanakopoulos (Glasgow). 9 Nov 2010, ELAC/CCW Seminar Series

ELAC is an interdisciplinary research programme whose central aim is to determine how law, norms, and institutions can regulate, restrain, prevent, and terminate armed conflict in todays international system.


Special Responsibilities in World Politics

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Professor Ian Clark (Aberystwyth) with Professor Christian Reus-Smit (European University Institute, Florence).1 Feb 2011, ELAC/CCW Seminar Series

ELAC is an interdisciplinary research programme whose central aim is to determine how law, norms, and institutions can regulate, restrain, prevent, and terminate armed conflict in todays international system.


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