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Friday 28 January 2022 , continued from previous page

16:00 - Seminar excursion to National Gallery to see Dürer exhibition
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Early Modern German Culture: An Interdisciplinary Seminar
16:00 - The Economics of Content Moderation: Theory and Experimental Evidence from Hate Speech on Twitter
Rafael Jimenez (University of Chicago)
Hilary 2022 Research Talks
17:00 - The Fate of Colonial Elites in Post-Colonial Regimes: Evidence from the 1952 Egyptian Revolution
Dr Neil Ketchley (Associate Professor in Politics, St Antony’s College)
Middle East Centre Friday Seminar Series
17:00 - Real Dogs Under Rome
Professor Robin Fleming (Boston College)
The James Ford Lectures in British History 2022, Dogsbodies and Dogs' Bodies: A Social and Cultural History of Roman Britain's Dogs and People

Sunday 30 January 2022

17:30 - Oxford Mathematics in partnership with Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment: Tim Harford - Schooled by Randomness
Tim Harford

Monday 31 January 2022

12:00 - Seminar by Prof Paul Klenerman 'Taking Tmic'
This seminar will be held virtually via Zoom. This seminar is open only to members of Oxford University, register with a valid Oxford University email address at https://medsci.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEqd-qgrTIpHtaMzBjKNK4BCAeb5Bp2P5Au
Prof. Paul Klenerman (Peter Medawar Building, NDM, Oxford)
Kennedy Institute Seminars
12:45 - Sociology Seminar Series - The future of domestic automation: social implications
Dr Ekaterina Hertog (University of Oxford)
13:00 - Title TBC
This seminar will be online only. Please sign up for the event with your institution email address.
Julian Ashwin (University of Oxford)
CSAE Research Workshops
13:00 - Ethics and pandemic policies: democracy in crisis
Various Speakers
Tropical Medicine Global Health Seminars
14:00 - Hematopoietic stem cells in stress, disease and aging
Dr Emmanuelle Passegue (Columbia University, New York)
WIMM MONDAY SEMINARS
16:00 - Relaying Station for Empires’ Outcasts’: Managing ‘Lunatics’ in Pre-World War II Hong Kong
Dr Harry Yi-Jui Wu (National Cheng Kung University)
Oxford Centre for the History of Science Medicine & Technology (OCHSMT) Seminars and Events
16:00 - "Downward Equalization”: A Gandhian Inversion of Dignity and Rights-Claims
Professor Manu Samnotra (University of South Florida)
South Asian Intellectual History Seminar
17:00 - Pharaohs and Finance: Considerations for the Introduction of a Monetized Sector to the Customary Economy in Ptolemaic Egypt
Andrew Hogan (Berkeley)
Economic History of Monarchy
17:00 - Securing Peace, Prosperity, and Population Growth in Scotland, 1745-1767
Conor Bollins (Queen Mary University of London)
Enlightenment Workshop
17:00 - Daring Love: Ivan Turgenev and Henry James
Status: This talk has been cancelled
Michael Jonik (Sussex)
American Literature Research Seminar
17:00 - The Rhos guests of Louis the Pious: not just a flash in the pan?
Please note this seminar will be ONLINE ONLY accessible with the standard seminar Teams link
Jonathan Shepard (Oxford)
Medieval History Research Seminar
17:00 - How religious rivalry shapes and is shaped by identity.
Jean-Paul Carvalho (University of Oxford), Professor David Gellner (School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, University of Oxford), Professor Harvey Whitehouse (ICEA/CAM, University of Oxford)
Rivalry Within and Between Religions: Past, Present and Future
17:00 - How religious rivalry shapes and is shaped by identity
Paul Seabright (All Souls College and Institute for Advanced Study in Toulouse), Jean-Paul Carvalho (New College, Oxford), David Gellner (All Souls College, Oxford), Harvey Whitehouse (Magdalen College, Oxford)
Paul Seabright Seminars - Rivalry Within and Between Religions: Past, Present and Future
17:00 - Nehemiah Wallington reads the news, 1645-7
Professor Ann Hughes (Keele University)
Britain in Revolution, 1637-1660
18:00 - Philosophy in Interfaith Contexts: Professor James Orr on ‘Human Equality and Abrahamic Monotheism’
Professor James Orr (University of Cambridge)