A Quest for Purity: vegetarianism between Europe, South Asia, and the United States (c. 1850–1957)
Ernest Bevin (1881-1951): political biography and grand international narrative
Unsafe Harbour: A Political Ecology of Postwar Marseille
Hotel Lux: Writing an Intimate History of the Comintern’s Moscow Dormitory, 1924-1929
Hindutva and the Problem of Hinduism
Isabella Turilli
Isabella is pursuing an MPhil in International Relations. Her research centers on the international politics of pandemics. Her upcoming thesis will explore the way in which the modern pandemic became securitised as a result of the co-incidence of 1918-19 Influenza and the First World War. In her previous academic and professional work, she has focused on the significance of interpersonal and government trust for pandemic response; the successes, failures, and trade-offs of the US COVID-19 response; and the legal status of emergency declarations in response to disease spread.
Britain's Paraconstitution: The (In)Efficient Secret of Governance
9.30 am - Welcome: Jesse Norman and Colin Kidd
9.35 am - Jesse Norman: "Agency and government: constitutional implications"
9.50 am - Colin Kidd: "Norms of governance?"
Discussants: Rachel Wolf, Jim Gallagher
General Discussion
11 am - Tea in the Old Library
11.30 am - Sam Freedman: "Why the British state has stopped working" Discussant: Robert Lisvane
General Discussion
1 pm - Close