Wednesday 6 November 2024 (4th Week, Michaelmas Term) , continued from previous page

• 12:30 - The Present and Future of US Politics: Debrief
  Adam Smith (Oxford)
  The Present and Future of US Politics
• 12:45 - What roles did temple women play within the temple economies of medieval South India?
  Shiuli Sural (UCL)
  Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
• 14:00 - Medical Humanities Early Career and DPhil Writing Group
  Various Speakers
  Oxford Medical Humanities
• 14:00 - iSkills: Getting started in Oxford libraries
  Helen Bond (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford), Alan Brown (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford)
  Bodleian iSkills - Workshops in Information Discovery and Scholarly Communications
• 14:00 - Wartime Captivity and Colonial Counterinsurgency
  Dr Kevin Noles (Independent), Hendrik Willem Nelis (Oxford)
  Transnational & Global History Seminar
• 14:30 - Agent-based models for policy – past, present, future
  Arzu Uluc (Bank of England)
  INET Complexity Economics Seminars
• 15:30 - Feminist Gendered injustices and the law: Lessons in re-writing legislation from feminist principles
  Dr Barbara Havelková (Oxford Law Faculty ), Ramona Vijeyarasa
  Feminist Jurisprudence Discussion Group 2024/25
• 16:00 - Activation-induced proteome re-modelling in B cells and the role of mTORC1
  Dr Andy Howden (University of Dundee)
• 16:00 - Professor Rebecca J. Epstein-Levi (Vanderbilt University) will discuss her new book When We Collide: Sex, Social Risk, and Jewish Ethics (2023)
  Dr Daniel Herskowitz (Wolfson College, Oxford), Prof Rebecca Epstein-Levi (Vanderbilt University)
  Modern Jewish Thought
• 16:00 - Schools and Learning Inequalities – A Theoretical Model of Quantitative and Qualitative School Effects.
  Said Hassan (Nuffield College)
  Nuffield College Sociology Seminars
• 17:00 - History and the Modern Middle East: Do Policy Makers Need a Sense of the Past?
  Sir John Jenkins (Former UK Ambassador to Saudi Arabia)
  Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Seminars
• 17:00 - Refugee Afterlives: Home, Hauntings, and Hunger
  Dr Ashwiny O Kistnareddy (Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford)
  Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series
• 17:00 - Narnia and the Political Imagination
  Dr Michael Ward (University of Oxford, Faculty of Theology and Religion), Dr Eduardo Gutierrez Gonzalez (Junior Research Fellow, Blackfriars Hall)
• 17:00 - Gone with the Wind: Ambition, Scatology, and Violence in Acclamations for Albinos at Aphrodisias
  Arkadiy Avdokhin (Oxford)
  Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar
• 17:00 - Samurai in Siam: Miyazaki Tōten’s Utopian Farming Community (1895-96)
  Joel Littler (Harvard University)
  International History of East Asia Seminar
• 17:00 - Disobeying Arts and Crafts Studies Orthodoxy
  Dr Thomas Cooper
  History of Art Research Seminars
• 17:15 - Everyday militarism and the history of British military bases
  Yasmin Khan (Oxford)
  History of War Seminar Series
• 17:15 - Solidarity in Starving: Tsitsi Dangarembga’s 'Nervous Conditions' and the Emergence of Third World Feminism.
  Alys Moody (Bard)
  Postcolonial and World Literatures Seminar
• 17:15 - Aztec Latin: Simon Ditchfield in Conversation with Andrew Laird
  Please note this will be at 17:15-18:45
  Simon Ditchfield (University of York), Andrew Laird (Brown University)
  Iberian History Seminar

Thursday 7 November 2024 (4th Week, Michaelmas Term)

• 10:00 - Viva practice and preparation
  Tailored for third and fourth-year doctoral students, gain insights into viva rules, proactive preparation, and the examiner's perspective. Sharpen your skills through practical exercises for a confident viva experience.
  Dr Molly Grace (University of Oxford)
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