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Monday 30 May 2022 , continued from previous page

16:00 - Roundtable: Rethinking the legacies of 1492
Jerrilynn Dodds, Charlene Villaseñor Black, Giuseppe Marcocci, Tom Nickson, Chair: Gervase Rosser
History of Art Research Seminars
17:00 - Riches and Respect. Baghdad’s robber barons (892-945)
The Teams session can be accessed by logging in to Teams with your Oxford (ox.ac.uk) account and joining the group “Medieval History Research Seminar” (team code rmppucs). If you have any difficulties please email: medhistsem@history.ox.ac.uk
Fanny Bessard (Trinity)
Medieval History Research Seminar
17:00 - Reconstructing the Queen’s Personnel in the Thirteenth Century: Possibilities and Challenges
Paula Del Val Vales (Lincoln), Comment by Cathleen Sarti (Oxford)
Economic History of Monarchy
17:00 - Maintaining the Stability of the German Financial System
Online only - please register on Zoom
Valerie Herzberg (Deutsche Bundesbank)

Tuesday 31 May 2022

11:00 - SSD Impact Café - Session 2
Dr Jamie Lachman (Department of Social Policy & Intervention, University of Oxford), Professor Rosa Freedman (School of Law, University of Reading)
SSD Impact Café
12:30 - Book Talk: "Envisioning 2060: opportunities and risks for emerging markets"
Harinder S. Kohli (Founding Director and Chief Executive, Emerging Markets Forum), Montek Singh Ahluwalia (Distinguished Fellow, Centre for Social and Economic Policy (CESP)), Sir Suma Chakrabarti (Chair of the Board of Trustees, Overseas Development Institute), Professor Ian Goldin (Director, Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Development)
12:30 - When Losing The State Drives Opposition to Redistribution: An Experiment in India
Hybrid Event: Join Zoom Meeting: https://bsg.zoom.us/j/91663686066?pwd=QWNHVEY4YzhWMUtvMHZmN0RKQWsyQT09, Meeting ID: 916 6368 6066, Passcode: 322203
Simon Chauchard (University Carlos III, Madrid)
Nuffield College Political Science Seminars
12:30 - John Clare’s “haunts and homes”
Dr Erin Lafford (English Faculty, Oxford)
TORCH Environmental Humanities Lunchtime Seminars
12:30 - CANCELLED: ‘John Clare’s “haunts and homes”’
This seminar has been postponed to MT22
Dr Erin Lafford (English Faculty, Oxford)
TORCH Environmental Humanities Lunchtime Seminars
12:45 - Evidence Disclosure in Competitive Markets (with Peter Eso)
Chris Wallace (University of Manchester (visiting Oxford))
Economic Theory Workshop
13:00 - Distinctive Affects: Community and Sect in South Asian Islam, 1900 to the Present
Dr Ali Altaf Mian (University of Florida)
Oxford History of Emotions Seminar
13:00 - Richard Doll Seminar - Sociocultural beliefs and population diversities affecting outcomes in perinatal research
Professor Cheah Fook Choe (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia)
Richard Doll Seminars
13:15 - Central Bank Digital Currency: When price and bank stability collide
Linda Schilling (Olin Business School - Washington University)
Macroeconomics Seminar
14:00 - The science of hedonia and eudaimonia: State-of-the-art
TALK UPDATE: Due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to postpone Dr Pedro Mediano's talk on Tuesday. In his place, Professor Morten Kringelbach, Director of the Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing will give the talk "The science of hedonia and eudaimonia: State-of-the-art". We look forward to seeing you all there.
Professor Morten Kringelbach (Professor of Neuroscience and Director of Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing, Linacre College, University of Oxford)
Interdisciplinary talks at Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing
14:00 - Taking It Home With You: Work, Free Time and Domination
Orlando Lazar (University of Oxford)
Nuffield Political Theory Workshop
14:00 - Interpretive Politics Forum: Tracing memories in IR
Kathrin Bachleitner (Oxford)
14:00 - ‘From the Renaissance to the Enlightenment’
Various Speakers
'Channels of Digital Scholarship' Seminar I: New tools and old questions in the analysis of textual corpora
14:00 - Understanding the implications of Net Zero for Latin America
Dr Jose Maria Valenzuela (University of Oxford)
14:30 - Muslim-Majority Relations in English Inner Cities
Dr Joerg Friedrichs (Associate Professor of Politics, Oxford Department of International Development, and St Cross College, Oxford)
CMCS Oxford
16:00 - 'My avid fellow feeling' and 'Fleas': Playing with words on the computer
Troy Astarte (Swansea University)
History of Mathematics Seminar

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