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Wednesday 28 November 2018 (8th Week, Michaelmas Term) , continued from previous page

14:00 - ‘Behind the lens. The impact and implications of visual storytelling’
Hazel Thompson
Reuters Institute Business and Practice of Journalism seminar
14:00 - ‘Playing with fire can get you burnt: conventional politics, populism - and Brexit’
TBA
Seminar 'Brexit, Populism and Mainstream Politics'
14:00 - ‘Playing with fire can get you burnt: conventional politics, populism - and Brexit’
Tim Bale (Queen Mary University of London)
Brexit, Populism and Mainstream Politics
16:00 - Isaac of Nineveh and the Cross of Christ
Tea and coffee from 15.30 in the Hood Room
Nevsky Everett (Chaplain, Keble College Oxford)
Pusey House Recollection Lectures
16:00 - Digital Developments at the Folger Shakespeare Library
Eric Johnson (Folger Shakespeare Library)
Digital Humanities at Oxford Seminars
16:30 - Four Ordered Principles to Improve Reproducibility of Research
Dr Ben Marwick (University of Washington)
16:30 - Four Ordered Principles to Improve Reproducibility of Research
Ben Marwick (University of Washington)
Reproducibility and Open Research Seminar
16:30 - TOSCA: Large-scale urban maps before 1844 and the curious career of Michael Alexander Gage
Paul Laxton ((Independent scholar, formerly University of Liverpool) )
17:00 - ‘“Make Redmond the Irish Botha”: The Dominion Dimensions of the Anglo-Irish Settlement, ca.1906-22’
Dr Donal Lowry (Regent’s Park College, Oxford)
Oxford Irish History Seminar
17:00 - Empire and commonwealth today
Professor Dame Averil Cameron
Late Antique and Byzantine Studies Seminar
17:00 - ‘Siyasa Shari-iyya: some insights from nineteenth-century Egypt’
Professor Khaled Fahmy (American University of Cairo )
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Seminars
17:00 - Melt Values
Allison Stielau (UCL)
History of Art Research Seminars
17:00 - ‘Early modern ideas of religion as “imposture”: the case of Islam’
NOEL MALCOLM (All Souls College, Oxford)
Early Modern Intellectual History
17:00 - Border rescue
Dr Kieran Oberman (University of Edinburgh)
Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series
17:00 - Merton History of the Book Group: ‘From codex to screen to use: The digitisation process and publicising your project’
Dr Alison Ray (Assistant Archivist, Canterbury Cathedral)
17:00 - Sheikh Zayed Book Award: Contemporary Arab Fiction - Event cancelled
Khalil Sweileh, Abdel Rasheed Mahmoudi
17:00 - People and the frontiers of science: social science for the 21st Century
Prof Jennifer Rubin (Executive Chair, ESRC)
Science and populism: from evidence to narrative (Oxford Martin School, Oxford Institute of Population Ageing and University College Joint Series)
17:00 - British-Turkish relations after Brexit: Strategic partners?
Yaprak Gürsoy (Aston University), Simon Waldman (King's College London)
South East European Studies at Oxford (SEESOX)
17:00 - The China-US rivalry and its consequences for Asia and the world
Please note that the start time is now 17.00 (not 17.15 as originally advertised)
Professor Kishore Mahbubani (National University of Singapore)
17:15 - ‘The Legacy of War: Transitional Justice in Early Modern France’
David van der Linden (Groningen)
History of War Seminar Series

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