What's On?
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Professor Dirk Uffelmann (University of Passau)
Monday, 6 February
CRASSH Visiting Fellow Professor Dirk Uffelman presents his work in progress.
CRASSH Visiting Fellow Professor Dirk Uffelman presents his work in progress.
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The Rhetoric of Selfishness and Selflessness: Moral Judgments about Family Formation, Practices and Dissolution.
Monday, 6 February
Afternoon session. Discussion Group. Part of the CIRF series
Afternoon session. Discussion Group. Part of the CIRF series
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Publishing an Academic Monograph
Monday, 6 February
A panel session for postdocs about the various stages of getting their first monograph published
A panel session for postdocs about the various stages of getting their first monograph published
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Sibyl and the Elder: Women addressing the system. Has it changed?
Monday, 6 February
Humanitas Visiting Professor in Women's Rights 2012: Baroness Helena Kennedy. A review of women and the law from victims, defendants and law's users to practioners and judges.
Humanitas Visiting Professor in Women's Rights 2012: Baroness Helena Kennedy. A review of women and the law from victims, defendants and law's users to practioners and judges.
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La Place de la Bastille and the Place of Cultural Topography
Monday, 6 February
Professor Keith Reader (University of Glasgow). Part of the Screen Media Group series.
Professor Keith Reader (University of Glasgow). Part of the Screen Media Group series.
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Advertising
Tuesday, 7 February
Dr Philippa Hubbard (Adam Matthew Digital) and Jenny Basford (University of York). Part of the Things: Material Cultures of the Long 18th Century seminar series.
Dr Philippa Hubbard (Adam Matthew Digital) and Jenny Basford (University of York). Part of the Things: Material Cultures of the Long 18th Century seminar series.
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Brimmers and Boozers: Materialities, Identities, and the Politics of Drinking in Early Modern England
Tuesday, 7 February
Angela McShane (History of Design, Royal College of Art/V&A Museum). Discussant: Dr David Hancock (History, Michigan University). Part of Food and Drink Network series. NB: The group meets on a different date and time
Angela McShane (History of Design, Royal College of Art/V&A Museum). Discussant: Dr David Hancock (History, Michigan University). Part of Food and Drink Network series. NB: The group meets on a different date and time
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The Late Antique City: Models of Change
Tuesday, 7 February
Dr Luke Lavan (Kent). Part of the Cambridge Late Antiquity Network Seminar series.
Dr Luke Lavan (Kent). Part of the Cambridge Late Antiquity Network Seminar series.
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Wounded Cities
Tuesday, 7 February
Dr Karen E. Till (National University of Ireland Maynooth). Part of the City Seminar series
Dr Karen E. Till (National University of Ireland Maynooth). Part of the City Seminar series
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Women’s Rights and Women’s Woes: Who says human rights are universal?
Tuesday, 7 February
Humanitas Visiting Professor in Women's Rights 2012: Baroness Helena Kennedy. A look at the challenge of cultural difference to universality.
Humanitas Visiting Professor in Women's Rights 2012: Baroness Helena Kennedy. A look at the challenge of cultural difference to universality.
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Money, Debt, and the American Empire, c. 1971-2012
Wednesday, 8 February
Professor Richard Drayton (King’s College London). Part of the Market Square PESCRG seminar series
Professor Richard Drayton (King’s College London). Part of the Market Square PESCRG seminar series
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Topic: Responsibility to Protect and Regimes of Accountability
Wednesday, 8 February
Dr Sharath Srinivasan (Director, Center of Governance and Human Rights, Cambridge) and Dr Alan Keenan (Sri Lanka Project Director and Senior Analyst, International Crisis Group). Part of Between Civilisation and Militarisation seminar series.
Dr Sharath Srinivasan (Director, Center of Governance and Human Rights, Cambridge) and Dr Alan Keenan (Sri Lanka Project Director and Senior Analyst, International Crisis Group). Part of Between Civilisation and Militarisation seminar series.
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CANCELLED-The Preservation of Fragile Irish Language Speaking Communities as Sustainable Language Communities
Wednesday, 8 February
Éamon Ó Cuív T.D., Part of the CELC seminar series. Due to unexpected circumstances this seminar has been cancelled.
Éamon Ó Cuív T.D., Part of the CELC seminar series. Due to unexpected circumstances this seminar has been cancelled.
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Cambridge University Environmental Consulting Society: GreenLeague Table Decomposed
Thursday, 9 February
Dr Ben Russell (Cambridge Centre for Micromechanics CCM), other speakers tbc. Part of the GreenBRIDGE seminar series.
Dr Ben Russell (Cambridge Centre for Micromechanics CCM), other speakers tbc. Part of the GreenBRIDGE seminar series.
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Ethics at the Intersection of Philosophy and Anthropology
Thursday, 9 February
A Mellon Teaching Seminar
A Mellon Teaching Seminar
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Bought and Sold: Women and the Global Market
Thursday, 9 February
Humanitas Visiting Professor in Women's Rights 2012: Baroness Helena Kennedy. A look at the impact of globalisation on women from sex trafficking to domestic servitude to migrant labour and other forms of exploitation.
Humanitas Visiting Professor in Women's Rights 2012: Baroness Helena Kennedy. A look at the impact of globalisation on women from sex trafficking to domestic servitude to migrant labour and other forms of exploitation.
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Nationalism and the City
Friday, 10 February to Saturday, 11 February
This conference will move to ‘re-centre’ the urban in theories of nations and nationalism, facilitating a dialogue across disciplines to address the many layers of what has been described as ‘the urban palimpsest’.
This conference will move to ‘re-centre’ the urban in theories of nations and nationalism, facilitating a dialogue across disciplines to address the many layers of what has been described as ‘the urban palimpsest’.
