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11:10 - Working-Class Libraries and Workers’ Reading History in Colonial India
Arun Kumar (Nottingham)
Long Nineteenth Century Seminar
12:00 - Tech policy from ground zero to today: a regulator’s view from the frontlines to the future of online safety
Julie Inman Grant (Australia’s eSafety Commissioner), Professor Victoria Nash (Oxford Internet Institute)
12:30 - Next meeting, Oxford Postgraduate Teaching Network - Developing PGT courses part 1: Planning, pedagogy, partnership, and assessment
This meeting will be held online via Teams. If you would like to attend the meeting and are not already a member of the network, please contact us at contact@ctl.ox.ac.uk.
Various Speakers
12:30 - Cash Transfers and Formal Labor Markets: Evidence from Brazil
This seminar will be online and in person. If you wish to sign up for online attendance, please use your institution email address. Booking is not required for in-person attendance.
Joana Naritomi (London School of Economics)
CSAE Lunchtime Seminars
13:00 - Distilling the news: one month into the FT Edit App
Malcolm Moore (Financial Times)
REUTERS INSTITUTE GLOBAL JOURNALISM SEMINARS
13:00 - The Cross of Gold: Brazilian treasure and the decline of Portugal
Davis Kedrosky (University of California, Berkeley)
Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
13:30 - Keeping and Making Diaries Conference
Various Speakers
14:00 - Tracking brain structural and functional network changes in neurological disorders: a longitudinal perspective by Juan Zhou
To join this seminar online, please see https://sharepoint.nexus.ox.ac.uk/sites/NDCN/FMRIB/SitePages/WIN%20Seminar%20Series.aspx
Juan Zhou (National University of Singapore)
14:00 - Decolonising Global Health: step-wise change or a revolution?
N/A
14:00 - Participation yielding stigmatization? Demobilized rebels’ involvement during Colombia’s Paro Nacional
Christoph Sponsel (University of Oxford)
CESS Colloquium Series
14:30 - Data Learning: Integrating Data Assimilation and Machine Learning for reliable AI models
Dr Rossella Arcucci (Imperial College London)
15:00 - Oxford Political Thought Seminar Series - Seminar 1 - EMPIRE
Janet O’Brien, The Courtauld, Azfar Moin, University of Texas-Austin
16:00 - Governing Planetary Health in an Unequal World
Anna-Katharina Hornidge (Director of the German Development Institute and member of the German Government of Global Change (WBGU)), Nicole de Paula (Senior SDGs Expert at FAO of the UN & Founder of the Women Leaders for Planetary Health)
Climate Change and the Challenges of Development
16:00 - Session 1: Elise K Burton's Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity (Stanford, 2021)
N/A
Reading Group: History of Modern Biology
17:00 - Panel discussion: The Irish Civil War: New Perspectives
Professor Anne Dolan (Trinity College, Dublin), Dr Lia Brazil (Nuffield College, Oxford), Professor Robert Gerwarth (University College Dublin), Dr Bill Kissane (LSE)
Oxford Irish History Seminar
17:00 - CCW Annual Lecture: Indo-Pacific Cohesion: AUKUS and Australian National Security Strategy in the 2020s
The Hon George Brandis QC (Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom)
17:00 - The puzzles: what we are trying to understand
Professor Angelika Kratzer (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
John Locke Lectures 2022: Reports of what we say, know, or believe
17:00 - Bequest Taxation: Is the equity-efficiency trade-off inevitable? (with Francesca Crucitti)
Rajssa Mechelli (University of Oxford)
Postdoctoral Fellows Seminar
17:00 - Twelfth-Century Scholars on the Moral Value of Ancient Poetry
Baukje van den Berg (Central European University)
Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar
17:00 - Sinophone Mobilities: Syaman Rapongan, Dadelavan Ibau and the Politics of Indigeneity
Dr Kyle Shernak (Queen Mary University of London)
Restless China: Mobility in Literature, Art and Film

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