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Thursday 29 October 2020 (3rd Week, Michaelmas Term) , continued from previous page

10:00 - The Exagoge of Ezekiel: Introduction to a Fragmented Text Dissertation: Dream Dynamics and Dream Dialect in the Exagoge of Ezekiel
Elizabeth Stell (University of Oxford)
EARLY BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION SEMINAR 2020 Michaelmas Term
10:00 - Ownership variation in violated regulations and national care standards: Evidence from social care providers
Dr Anders Bach-Mortensen (Carlsberg Foundation Visiting Fellow)
Social Policy and Intervention - Departmental Colloquium
11:00 - CANCELLED - Prof Alison J. Sinclair, University of Sussex
TBA
Ludwig Institute Seminar Series
12:30 - The Invisible City: A Global Microhistory of Europeans and their Social Networks in Eighteenth Century Beijing
Dr Eugenio Menegon (Boston University)
13:00 - Umm ‘Ali al-Balkhi and Fatima of Nishapur: Two Forerunner Sufis of the 9th Century Khurasan
dr minlib Dallh (Research Fellow in the Study of Love in Religion)
Project for the Study of Love in religion Women Sufis: Models of Piety, Sanctity and Erudition
13:00 - Reading Group: Incorporating Gender and Sexuality in Undergraduate Essays
N/A
WGIQ - Centre for Women’s, Gender, Identity and Queer History (formerly known as CGIS).
13:00 - Flexible Work Arrangements in Low Wage Jobs: Evidence from Job Vacancy Data
Abi Adams-Prassl (University of Oxford)
Department of Economics Seminar
14:00 - SBCB seminar
Held over zoom, https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81191734541?pwd=TUVsRm9NVTEvQVRaRGUwb2IvTUFiZz09 contact Robin Corey for more details
Charlie Cook (University of Oxford)
SBCB Seminar Series
14:00 - A Big Picture: Bibliometric Study of the Quantity, Quality, and Impact of Academic Publications from Post-Soviet Countries
Various Speakers
14:00 - Museum Leaders and the Legacy of Empire
Join us live on the link below. No need to book.
Dr Pegram Harrison (Fellow in Entrepreneurship at the Said Business School ), Dr Laura Van Broekhoven (Pitt Rivers Museum), Samenua Sesher (Museum of Colour)
Leadership in extraordinary times
14:00 - Age Discrimination: do we need a Human Rights Charter for older people?
This session will be conducted via Zoom. Joining instructions will be provided after registration.
Nena Georgantzi (AGE Platform Europe), Ken Bluestone (Age International)
Michaelmas Term 2020 Seminar Series
15:00 - History and domestic policy
Professor Simon Szreter (University of Cambridge)
Historians in the Public Sphere
15:00 - Elite Misperceptions and the Domestic Politics of Conflict
Please arrive 5 minutes before event begins.
Joshua Kertzer (Harvard University)
IR Research Colloquium
16:00 - Measuring population-level mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic
Elizabeth Stuart (University at Buffalo)
Centre for Evidence-Based Intervention Seminars
16:00 - Race, Ethnicity and Migration: Critical Perspectives from the Global North and Global South
Register in advance for these seminars: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkfu-srjguGt3MRDrnW8QTtSMnkK20Vf_4 (Registration is free)
Suraj Yengde (Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard University)
17:00 - Ewen Green Memorial Lecture - 'Love in the Time of Welfare'
Please register by emailing alumni.office@magd.ox.ac.uk to receive the Zoom invitation
Professor Jordanna Bailkin (University of Washington)
17:00 - The Neoliberalization of Nordic Democracy
If you wish to attend, and are not on the Modern European History Seminar circulation list, please email martin.conway@history.ox.ac.uk
Johan Strang (Helsinki)
Modern European History Seminar
17:00 - Lorna Casselton Memorial Lecture 2020
Dr Bryan Wells (NATO Chief Scientist)
17:00 - Ewen Green Memorial Lecture ‘Love in the Time of Welfare’
Registration is required by emailing alumni.office@magd.ox.ac.uk for the link
Jordanna Bailkin (University of Washington)
Modern British History Seminar
17:00 - ‘Restoring Stonehenge to the Danes: Walter Charleton, Charles II and the Politics of Ritual Inauguration’
If you are not already on the Early Modern Britain mailing list, please contact Ian Archer ian.archer@history.ox.ac.uk to be added to the list to receive the link
Professor Alastair Bellany (Rutgers University)
Early Modern Britain Seminar

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