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James Wood – Ruminants: Are They the Problem?
Adams, Jia & Sørensen – Processed Food in Human History
Bentley, Curry & Jones – Wheat: Are We Hooked On It?
Pablo Salas – Bovine Sustainability and Climate Change: What Prospects?
Firman, Kumar & Nally – Encountering the Humble Potato
Adams, Jia & Sørensen – Processed Food: Good or Bad?
Bentley, Curry & Jones – Wheat: A Special Human Artefact
Lesley Steinitz – Meat and Beef in British Cultural History
Johan Östling – Circulating Public Knowledge: Towards a New History of the Postwar Humanities
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 7: Martin Mowforth
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 7: Inanna Hamati-Ataya
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 7: Henry Knight Lozano
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 6: Howard Griffith
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 6: Lavinia Maddaluno
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 6: Johanna Lausen-Higgins
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 5: Kathryn Jones
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 5: Jonathan Swinton
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 5: Julie Hochstrasser
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 4: Kasia Boddy
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 4: Melissa Calaresu
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 4: Emma Spary
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 2: Richard A Hawkins
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 2: Ivan Day
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 1: Peter Crane
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 1: Rebecca Earle
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Session 1: Melissa Caldwell
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple – Welcome by Victoria Avery
Power, Promise, Politics: The Pineapple from Columbus to Del Monte – Pineapple Spectacular
Rebecca Earle – The Political Economy of Nutrition in the Eighteenth Century
David Edgerton – Turning the Global History of ‘Technology’ Upside Down
Sujit Sivasundaram – In the Bay of Bengal: Modeling Empire, Globe & Self
Fact-Checking Hackathon: Nicole Peinelt
Fact-Checking Hackathon: Piero Coronica
Fact-Checking Hackathon: Oskar Schortz
Fact-Checking Hackathon: Kevin Kengne
Fact-Checking Hackathon: Nathan Laucaussy
Fact-Checking Hackathon: Núria Bosch Masip
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: The Good Chance Theatre
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Supriya Chaudhuri
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Rowan Williams
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Yousif M Qasmiyeh
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Natalya Din-Kariuki
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Rosita D’Amora
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Regina Schwartz
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Subha Mukherji
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Nadina Christopoulou
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Jonathan Gil Harris
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Edmund de Waal
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Curating Migration: Clair Wills
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Alicia Stallings – Poetry Reading
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: Alicia Stallings
The Future of AI: Language, Society, Technology – Marcus Tomalin
The Future of AI: Language, Society, Technology – Maria Luciana Axente
The Future of AI: Language, Society, Technology – Shauna Concannon
The Future of AI: Language, Society, Technology – Trisha Meyer
The Future of AI: Language, Society, Technology – Ella McPherson
Migrant Knowledge, Early Modern and Beyond: an event at the Crossroads - Documentary Film
Annie Zaidi – The Idea of Home
Artificial Intelligence and Social Change
Sounding Objects: A Conversation about Foley – Part 3
Sounding Objects: A Conversation about Foley – Part 2
Sounding Objects: A Conversation about Foley – Part 1
Sounding Objects: A Conversation about Foley – Introduction
Towards An-Iconology: Environmental Images
Technologies of Listening: Roundtable
Welcome and Introduction: Tacit Engagement in the Digital Age
Intelligences: Models
Geoff Mulgan – How Can Collective Intelligence Orchestrate Tacit Knowledge of Different Kinds?
Conspiracy and Democracy: History, Political Theory and the Internet
Edgar Berger – Highway to Hell or Stairway to Heaven? How Digital Changed the Music Industry
Quentin Skinner Lecture: Rethinking Liberties in Twentieth-Century Africa
Grotesque(ing) Bodies
Book Panel Discussion: In Search of ‘Good’ Energy Policy
Franz Fuerst – Is There a Lack of Incentives to Invest in Energy Efficient Buildings?
Welcome and Introduction – The Future of AI: Language, Gender, Technology
Dong Nguyen – Language and Gender: A Computational Sociolinguistics Perspective
Stefanie Ullmann – A Corpus-Based Analysis of the Linguistic Gender Gap
Ruth Page – A Multimodal Approach to ‘Ugly’ Images in Instagram
Dirk Hovy – Lucky Sampling and Syntactic Resilience
Heather Burnett – Understanding Gender Bias in Pronoun Production
Alison Adam – Gender, Knowledge and Language in AI
Welcome and Introduction – The Future of AI: Language, Ethics, Technology
Margaret Mitchell – Bias in the Vision and Language of Artificial Intelligence
Emily M. Bender – A Typology of Ethical Risks in Language Technology
Marcus Tomalin – The Ethics of Language and Algorithmic Decision-Making
Melanie Smallman – Fair, Diverse and Equitable Technologies
Baroness Grender MBE – AI Ready, Willing and Able? What Can the Government Do?
Luke Kemp – Civilisational Collapse Interview
Women in Economics
New Research on Digital Art
Margaret Litvin – How Does Canon Shape Culture?
Franz Fuerst – Is There a Lack of Incentives to Invest in Energy Efficient Buildings?
Panel Discussion – The Ontology of Love
Keith Breckenridge – Property, Debt and Collateral in the Evolution of African Financial Capitalism
Roundtable – Patients, Health Experiences and Collective Action
Johanna Drucker – Looking Back and Thinking Ahead: Humanistic Methods and/in Digital Humanities
Simon Goldhill – The Need for Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Lauren Stabler – UK Heat Transition
Iain Souter – Emergence and Control in UK Energy Democratisation
Yan Zhang – Hydropower Development in China
Sarah Royston – In Search of Invisible Energy Policy
Simon Beard – Probabilities, Methodologies and the Evidence Base in Existential Risk Assessments
Catherine Rhodes – Introduction to the 2018 Cambridge Conference on Catastrophic Risk
Susan Stryker – Transgeneration: Or, Becoming-With My Monstrous Kin
Cambridge University – AI: Life in the Age of Intelligent Machines
Hugo Leal – Conspiracy and Democracy
Benjamin Sovacool – Contestation, Contingency and Justice in the Nordic Low-Carbon Energy Transition
Peter Pearson – Past and Prospective Transitions in the UK Gas Industry
Ruchi Choudhary – Energy Efficient Cities
Adam Lowe and Simon Schaffer – Replicas in the Histories of Art and Science
Ronita Bardhan – Engineering Meets Social Science
Ronita Bardhan on the Charles Wallace India Trust Fellowship
Rihab Khalid – Evolving Houses, Demanding Practices
Homi Bhabha – The Burdened Life: On Migration and the Humanities (Extracts)
CRASSH Impact: Homi Bhabha in Conversation
Cambridge Interdisciplinary Performance Network 2018–19
Scholarships for Cambridge Summer School 2019
The Nine Dots Prize 2018
Steven Connor – CRASSH and the Nine Dots Prize
Anna Alexandrova – Expertise Under Pressure
Sietske Fransen – Newton’s Pencil Case
Katherine Reinhart – Isaac Newton’s Woodblocks
Keith Kahn-Harris – Denialism, Post-Denialism and the Boundaries of the Speakable
Nine Dots Prize Book Launch: Stand Out of Our Light
CRASSH Impact: Reni Eddo-Lodge and Heidi Safia Mirza in Conversation
CRASSH Impact: Reni Eddo-Lodge and Priyamvada Gopal in Conversation
Chris McCabe – Cancer: check your privilege!
Christian Munthe – The magic word?
Karl Claxton – How much can the NHS afford to pay for new cancer drugs?
Mark Sheehan – Fair allocation of resources, rarity and the specialness of cancer
Peter Gøtzsche – Why you should usually avoid cancer screening
Sara Ahmed: Complaint as Diversity Work
Helen Anne Curry: University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute
Sara Ahmed: Uses of Use – Diversity, Utility and the University
Sabina Leonelli: How to (Re)Use Big Data
In Search of ‘Good’ Energy Policy: Speaker Interview with Jeremy Kidwell
AbdouMaliq Simone: Smuts Memorial Lecture III
Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
AbdouMaliq Simone: Smuts Memorial Lecture II
AbdouMaliq Simone: Smuts Memorial Lecture I
Political Institutions and Conspiracy Belief: Evidence from Surveys in Georgia and Kazakhstan
CRASSH Impact: Neoliberalism and History, or: How Should We Understand China?
CRASSH Impact: Michael Puett and Julia Lovell in Conversation
Pax Technica: The Implications of the Internet of Things
Existential Risk: Managing Extreme Technological Risk
When the Elders of Zion Relocated in Eurabia
Series Snapshot: Images of Care and Dying
Dirt in its Place
Freedom and Persuasion in the Attention Economy
Religious Diversity and the Secular University 2018
New Accounting for the Management of Ecosystems
Who said accounting was boring?
The Attention Economy with James Williams
Keynote Lecture: Theology and Politics in the German Imagination, 1789–1848
Roundtable Discussion: Theology and Politics in the German Imagination, 1789–1848
China in a Global WWII
Musical Moment at ‘China in a Global WWII’
CRASSH Impact: A Black Feminist Conversation – Patricia Williams and Heidi Mirza
CRASSH Impact: ‘Other People’s Children’ – Patricia Williams
CRASSH Impact: In Conversation – Patricia Williams and Paul Gilroy
Ilya Yablokov – Russian Media and Conspiracy Theories
Quentin Skinner Lecture: The Nature of Politics
Conference Trailer: Theology and Politics in the German Imagination, 1789–1848
Outnumbered! Statistics, Data and the Public Interest – Session Two
Outnumbered! Statistics, Data and the Public Interest – Session One
James Williams on CBC Radio – Attention Exploitation
James Williams on BBC Radio 4 – How the ‘attention economy’ is undermining politics
Frank Pasquale – Humane Automation: The Political Economy of Working with Machines
Tim O’Reilly – The WTF Economy
Sophia Rosenfeld – Populism, Conspiracy and Common Sense from Thomas Paine to Donald Trump
Ieva Jusionyte – Guns and Mosquitoes: How Media Makes Emergency and Routine on the Argentine Border
Terrence Sejnowski – Deep Learning: Artificial Intelligence Meets Human Intelligence
Heather Douglas – Responsibility and Inequality in a Risky World
J. Doyne Farmer – Collective Awareness: A Vision of a New Economics and Risk Reduction
Hilary Greaves – Overpopulation: A Driver of Climate Change?
Images of Care and Dying – 27 April 2017 – Q&A Session
Images of Care and Dying – 27 April 2017 – Stephen Barclay
Images of Care and Dying – 27 April 2017 – Professor Bill Noble
Images of Care and Dying – 27 April 2017 – Professor Jane Maher
Images of Care and Dying – 27 April 2017 – Introduction and Emma Wilson
The Power Switch – State Power
The Power Switch – Algorithmic Power
The Power Switch – Media Power
The Power Switch – Corporate Power
CRASSH & ERC: Celebrating Research Excellence
Technology and Democracy Symposium – Investigatory Powers Act 2016: A Snooper’s Charter?
Christena Nippert-Eng – Social Camouflage: From Face-to-Face to Digital Deception
Campaigns on the World Stage: Madeleine Albright and Vin Weber
Julia Hörnle - 3 May 2016 - Internet Jurisdiction, Extraterritoriality and Law Enforcement
Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht: Why Prosody and Rhythm Matter - in Poetry and in the Humanities at Large
Acknowledging Equality - Teresa M. Bejan
Why Privacy? Reflections and Lessons
Why Privacy? The Business of Privacy; Commerce and the Private Sector
Why Privacy? The Private Life; the State and Public Sphere
Why Privacy? The Private Life; Individual Privacy, Self and Subject
Why Privacy? Christena Nippert-Eng
The Museum as Method: Viola König - Time Matters
The Museum as Method: Tim Boon and Julien Clement - Reflections on creating a research culture
Emily Bell - In Conversation with Mary Beard
Emily Bell - The End of the News as We Know It: How Facebook Swallowed Journalism
Darrin M McMahon: Enlightenment and Conspiracy
CSER Seminar Series - Prof Charles Kennel and Prof Stephen Briggs
Oversight or Theatre? Surveillance and Democratic Accountability - Panel 5: Impositions on Companies
Oversight or Theatre? Panel 4: Proportionality and Scope
Oversight or Theatre? Surveillance and Democratic Accountability - Panel 3: Equipment Interference
Oversight or Theatre? Panel 2: Internet Connection Records
Oversight or Theatre? Panel 1: Oversight and Control
Lucid AI’s Ethics Advisory Panel - Kay Firth-Butterfield
Technological Displacement of White-Collar Employment closing remarks - David Runciman
Labour Power, Consumer Power and the Degradation of Work - Willy Brown
Masters of our Fate? Visions for Work Beyond a Tech Tsunami - Robert Madelin
Introduction to Technological Displacement of White-Collar Employment - John Naughton
Colonisation by Computers: Roles for Politics and Expertise - Gerard de Vries
After the professions - what? Daniel Susskind
Pushing the Limits - Jane Heal
Paul Mason: Postcapitalism
Performance Network: Text and Scores as Spaces of Interaction
President Martti Ahtisaari - How can peace be made? Session Two
President Martti Ahtisaari: How can peace be made? Session One
President Martti Ahrisaari - In conversation
Climate Histories: Knowledge, Scale and Paris 2015
Food: from Field to Table? Robots, Insects and Lab Meat - food in the future
Professor Martti Ahtisaari: In Order to Succeed in Peace Mediation You Have to be an Honest Broker
In Search of ‘Good’ Energy Policy: Geopolitics of Energy / Russian-European Gas
President Martti Ahtisaari - Preventing Conflicts and Building Fair Societies
Performance Network: Imagining the Digital Future - a social revolution?
Climate Histories: The Road to Paris and Beyond
In Search of ‘Good’ Energy Policy: An Introduction to the Series
Dan Schiller - In Conversation with John Naughton and David Runciman
Dan Schiller - Digital Capitalism: Stagnation and Contention?
Anna Becker - Gender in the History of Early Modern Political Thought
Webber Ndoro - Heritage Places in Africa
Xu Bing at the Fitzwilliam Museum
Richard Haass - World Order: Definition and Description
Kamari Clarke: #BringBackOurGirls hashtag
Katherine Hayles: A Theory of the Total Archive
Lorna Hutson: Unseen, save to the eye of mind
Kwame Anthony Appiah - Cosmopolitanism: In conversation with Ash Amin
Natasha Walter: “From Sexism to Solidarity”
Lying in the Dark: The Stories we Tell Ourselves to Keep Ourselves Sane
The construction of the role of the Minotaur - John Tomlinson and Harrison Birtwistle
Risks and benefits of gain-of-function experiments in potentially pandemic pathogens
Nausea in New York: the FBI & CIA Vs Sartre & Camus
Science and Recycled Photography in Conspiracy Theories
Rehearsal: Performing the Everyday (Performance Network)
A Land of Conspiracy: Geopolitics and imagination in Colonial North Africa
Explosive Things (Things That Matter Seminar)
Refugees and the Urban Poor: In Two Palestinian Enclaves (City Seminar)
Michael Hagemeister - the Protocols of the Elders of Zion: the facts surrounding a fiction
Johan Rockström - From Sustainable Development to Global Sustainability
Johan Rockström - Defining a safe Operating Space for Humanity on Earth
Johan Rockström - Human Prosperity within Planetary Boundaries
Paranoid Masculinities: Conspiracy theory in Mark Twain’s fiction
Stolen Votes, Secret Spooks and the Hidden Oil: Conspiracy theories in an age of transparency
Re-imagining the Sound of a Mining Landscape (Civic Matter)
Is Democracy Conspiratorial?
Margaret MacMillan - Thinking about war before 1914
Alastair Campbell ‘Journalism and democracy: grounds for optimism in the face of the future?’
Alastair Campbell: Why journalism, and why it matters in a world in flux
Barbara Cooke: dog training programmes in US prisons
Humanitas Symposium in Sustainability Studies 2013-2014: Gretchen Daily
Professor Gretchen Daily: Feeding the World and Security Biodiversity
Professor Gretchen Daily: Nature’s Competing Values
Professor Pierre Rosenberg: Les Sacrements
Professor Pierre Rosenberg: Eliezer and Rebecca
Katie Hammond: egg donation in Canada
Danika Parikh: Iconography & Identity
Sophie Waring: Fixing Longitude
Cornel West and MM McCabe on Philosophy in the Public Sphere
In conversation with Margaret Anstee on JB Trend
Sarah Franklin: Understanding (through) the Body
John Forrester: Understanding (through) the Voice
Melanne Verveer: ‘Women’s Rights are Human Rights’
Richard Sennett: The Open City
Eric Schmidt: The Next 5 Billion - Life in Our New Connected Age
Robert Levin: Composing Mozart
Tim Stanton: John Locke and the Fable of Liberalism
Bruno Latour: A Procedure to Reset Modernity: the Limits of a Method
What is Art? The Search is Over
Paul Ehrlich: Population, Environment, Extinction and Ethics
Paul Ferraro: Impact Evaluation of Protected Areas
Paul Ferraro: Environmental Problems are Human Problems - insights from the social sciences
Paul Ferraro: Interview
Wim Pijbes interviewed by Tim Knox
Wim Pijbes: Old Masters Fit for the Future
Wim Pijbes: When is Art National?
Wim Pijbes: Refurbishing the Rijksmuseum
Helen Margetts: Social Media and Political Turbulence
The Real Ideology of Putin’s Russia: how it’s used in foreign policy and what to do about it
Dr Toby Ord - Will We Cause Our Own Extinction? Natural versus Anthropogenic Extinction Risks
Professor Stuart Russell - The Long-Term Future of (Artificial) Intelligence
Human-level AI: Is It Looming or Illusory?
Professor Pablo Piccato - The Assassination of Alvaro Obregón
Lawrence Quill - Technological Conspiracies
Professor Kelly Greenhill and Dr Ben Oppenheim - Rumour Has It
Simon Schaffer - Imitation Games: Conspiratorial Sciences and Intelligent Machines
David Vincent - Conspiracy and the beginning of the democratic state in Britain 1830 - 1860
Rasmus Kleis Nielsen: Digital Technologies and Democracy
Paul Basu - Heritage and Sustainable Development in Africa: Safeguarding the Capacity to Aspire
Paul Lane - African Cultural Heritage and Economic Development
Chris Boonzaaier - The Role of Traditional Knowledge
Xu Bing - Chinese Tradition: Chinese Reality - Session 3
Xu Bing - Chinese Tradition: Chinese Reality - Session 2
Xu Bing - Chinese Tradition: Chinese Reality - Session 1
Xu Bing - The Energy of Reality and the Creativity of Art
Richard Haass - World Order: What Can be Done? - Q&A Session
Richard Haass - The Decline of World Order: Causes and Explanations - Q&A Session
Richard Haass - World Order: Definition and Description - Q&A Session
Xu Bing: The Reactivation of Tradition
Richard Haass - World Order: What Can be Done?
Richard Haass - The Decline of World Order: Causes and Explanations
Natasha Walter: Making Waves panel from WoW Cambridge
“Making Waves” with Natasha Walter (WoW Cambridge)
Natasha Walter: “From Reform to Revolution”
Self-control and Weakness of Will (Moral Psychology)
Communicating climate change through Art
Printing Things (Things That Matter)
Relocating Urban Asylum (City Seminar)
Participatory Sonic Arts in Rio and Belfast (Civic Matter)
Homo Ludens: Parties, Participation and Play (Performance Network)
Performing the Public Sphere (Performance Network)
Reading Institutional and Domestic Things
Cornel Zwierlein - The Early Modern Foundations of Conspiracy & Democracy
Dr Stef Aupers - Conspiracy theories between secular scepticism and religious salvation
Margaret MacMillan - The Changing Nature of European War Between 1815 and 1914
Margaret MacMillan - Planning War before 1914
Margaret MacMillan - European Society and War
Alastair Campbell: Media and Politics in a Changing World - Session Two
Alastair Campbell: Media and Politics in a Changing World - Symposium Session One
Graham Riach: The Postapartheid Short Story
Eleanor Giraud: manuscript makers and music notators
Andy Wimbush: Samuel Beckett and Quietism
PhDcast Season Two Trailer
Mary Jacobus: The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
Michael Kenny: The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
Peter de Bolla: The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
Raymond Geuss: The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
Richard Drayton: The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
Simon Szreter: The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
Stefan Collini: The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
Nancy Fraser: The Wages of Care: Reproductive Labour as Fictitious Commodity
Cathy Caruth: After the End: Psychoanalysis in the Ashes of History
Cathy Caruth: Colloquium on the Work of Professor Cathy Caruth - Part 1
Cathy Caruth: Colloquium on the Work of Professor Cathy Caruth - Part 2
Nancy Fraser: Between Marketisation and Social Protection: Ambivalences of Feminism
David Owen: Subjects of Justice, Subjects of Inclusion
Lois McNay: Political Ontologies and Radical Democracy
Kate Nash: Critical Methodology
Robin Blackburn: Where Do Good Ideas Come From?
Chris Gregory: On Money, Debt and Morality: Before Smith, Smith, After Smith
Chris Moseley: Mapping Linguistic Endangerment: The UNESCO Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger
Joel Isaac
Mary Jacobus: Achilles’ Horses, Twombly’s War: Monuments, Mourning, and Mars
Redrawing the Boundaries: Graduate/ Faculty Research Groups
Catherine Porter: Theory and Practice in the Modern Language Department
Bernard Stiegler: The Pharmacology of Mind: Digital Technologies and the Conditional University
Eric Clarke: Thinking/Doing/Making Music
Improvisation in the Round: ‘Faint’
Improvisation in the Round: Stevie Wishart
Nicholas Cook: Music as Creative Practice
William Brown and Simon Franklin: The Humanities Now
Chris Newfield: Refunding the Humanities: the Case for Succession
Michael Kenny: Higher Education Policy in the UK: What can we Learn from the Longer View?
Simon Schaffer: Disciplines and Disorientation
Sir Adam Roberts: The Impact of International History
Panel Discussion: The Fate of the Humanities
Debjani Ganguly: What is the ‘World’ in World Literature?
Joseph Slaughter: Pathetic Fallacies: the Human, Human Rights, and the Humanities
Things: 25 October 2011 - Botany
Cathy Davidson: Digital Literacies and the Future of the Humanities
Alan Liu: The State of the Digital Humanities: A Report and a Critique
Panel Discussion: The University Art Museum - What Difference Does it Make?
Sustaining Graduate Innovation: A Conversation
Professor Stefan Collini: The Very Idea of the University
Professor Onora O’Neill: University and Diversity
Professor Martin Rees: Universities in a Networked World
Anthony Lane: Jean Renoir’s ‘Partie de campagne’ and Maupassant
Professor Manuel Castells: Communication, Power and the State in the Network Society
Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz: Putting Research Back at the Heart of the System
Dr Libby Saxton: Passion, Energy and Matter: Godard’s Gesture
The use of ICTs for political mobilization and participation in Sub-Saharan Africa - Session 1
The use of ICTs for political mobilization and participation in Sub-Saharan Africa - Session 2
Professor Manuel Castells: Social Movements in the Internet Age (1)
Professor Manuel Castells: Social Movements in the Internet Age (2)
Professor Simon Szreter: The Idea of a University in a Democracy: Rivalry, Diversity and Equality of
Helena Kennedy: Sibyl and the Elder: Women addressing the system. Has it changed?
Helena Kennedy: Women’s Rights and Women’s Woes: Who says human rights are universal?
Helena Kennedy: Bought and Sold: Women and the Global Market
Jay Winter: Writing War
Natalie Zemon Davis and Amitav Ghosh: Storytelling and the Global Past
Rising Powers in the International System: Harnessing Opportunities, Managing Challenges
Jay Winter: Figuring War
Jay Winter: Filming War
Helen Clark: The Road to Rio: Recommitting to sustainable development
Helen Clark: Putting resilience at the heart of the development agenda
Helen Clark: Development in C21st Panel 1
Helen Clark: Development in C21st Panel 2
Wu Hung: Pillow and Mirror
Wu Hung: Representing Vacancy
Wu Hung: Demolition Projects
Steven Shapin: The Tastes of Wine
Edmund de Waal: In Praise of Shadows
Éamon Ó Cuív: Preservation of Fragile Irish Language Speaking Communities
Annettee Nakimuli: New Approaches to Maternal Mortality In Africa
Ashley Moffett: New Approaches to Maternal Mortality In Africa
Poiesis: Urban Democracy by Design?
Ludmilla Jordanova: Talking about Things
Tim Stanton: John Locke and the Fable of Liberalism
Lord Giddens: Understanding Society - A Sociologist’s Perspective
Juliet Mitchell: ‘in my heart there was a kind of fighting’ (Hamlet)
Posy Simmonds: Making People
Bruno Latour: The Modes of Existence project
Nancy Fraser: A Polanyian Feminism? Re-reading The Great Transformation in the 21st Century
Marilyn Strathern: Taking care of a Concept
Philippe de Montebello: The Many Faces of Context
Philippe de Montebello: Change as Constant
Philippe de Montebello: Destruction, Alteration, Renewal
Steven Connor: Two-step, Nerve-tap, Tanglefoot
Comparing Ancient Worlds: Greece and China
Field Notes: Kate Nichols & Brian Murray
Ray Andrew at Screen Media
Eric Schmidt: Humanitas Visiting Professor in Media 2013
Michelle Wallis: Of Monsters and Mangled Tongues
Introduction to the digitised Board of Longitude
Taking Place: 27 February 2012 - From Preserving Sites to Restoring Nature in the Landscape
Things: 21 February - Porcelain
Screen Media: 20 February 2012 - Computer-Gaming and the Art of Narrative
Things: 7 February 2012 - Advertising
City Seminar: 7 February - Wounded Cities
City Seminar: 31 January 2012 - Kinshasa on Film: Between Dystopia and Utopia
Things: 24 January 2012 - Fashion
City Seminar: 21 February 2012 - Urban Reflections - Filmic Narratives of Place, Planning and Change
Taking Place: 28 November 2011 - Learning From Detroit: The Aesthetics of Urban Decay
Things: 22 November 2011 - Money
City Seminar: 22 November 2011 - How Cities Cope with Obduracy and Vulnerability
City Seminar: 8 November 2011 - On the Plaza: Post-Soviet Urban Ensembles
Things: 8 November 2011 - Telescope
City Seminar: 25 October 2011 - Contested Spaces and Urban Citizenship in India
Taking Place: 17 October 2011 - Giving Time, Taking Place: Inheriting Landscape on a Dynamic Planet.
Things: 11 October 2011 - Artefacts
Al-Andalus and Espana - Episode 1
Al-Andalus and Espana - Episode 2
Al-Andalus and Espana - Episode 3
David Hendy - Early Radio, Intellectuals, and the Cultures of Listening
