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• 16:00 - Contextualizing the Chimpanzee Niche: How savanna mosaic chimpanzee ecology can offer to insights into human evolution & beyond
  Visit this webpage for the YouTube joining link: https://www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/event/contextualizing-the-chimpanzee-niche-how-savanna-mosaic-chimpanzee-ecology-can-offer-to-insigh
  Erin Wessling
  Primate Conversations Hilary 2022
• 17:00 - If You Do Not Change Your Behaviour: Managing Threats to State Security in Lithuania under Soviet Rule (Joint with Eugenia Nazrullaeva)
  Mark Harrison (University of Warwick)
  Economic and Social History Seminar
• 17:00 - Is there still “rule of law” in Poland and Hungary?
  Adam Bodnar (SWPS University of Humanities and Social Sciences, Warsaw), Zsolt Enyedi (Central European University and Politics and International Relations, Oxford), Marta Bucholc (Faculty of Sociology, University of Warsaw), Timothy Garton Ash (St Antony's College)
• 17:00 - Lecture Four: Captain Kidd, Piracy, and the Sovereignty of the Seas
  Mark Goldie (Professor Emeritus of Intellectual History, University of Cambridge; Honorary Professor, University of Sussex)
  The Carlyle Lectures 2021: John Locke and Empire
• 17:00 - Diplomatic Staff and Competing Norms: A Case Study from Seventeenth-Century Istanbul
  Florian Kühnel (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen)
  Early Modern Diplomacy c.1400-1800
• 17:00 - The Arab and the Jewish Questions: Geographies of Engagement in Palestine and Beyond
  Bashir Bashir (Open University of Israel), Leila Farsakh (University of Massachusetts Boston), Amal Ghazal (Simon Fraser University), Brian Klug (Universiy of Oxford), Hadeel Abu Hussein (University of Oxford)
• 17:00 - PEN and Literary Activism: Colonial/Postcolonial/World
  Peter McDonald (Oxford), Rachel Potter (University of East Anglia), Laetitia Zecchini (CNRS, Paris)
  Postcolonial and World Literatures Seminar
• 17:00 - In conversation with author David Diop
  Online event
  Various Speakers
• 17:00 - Oxford University Cortex club presents Dr Peyman Golshani: Seminar on New imaging tools to decipher neural network dysfunction underlying cognitive deficits in epilepsy.
  Dr Peyman Golshani (UCLA)
• 17:15 - Macbeth’s Ambiguous Couplets & Cartographic Metaphor and Ramist Method in The Anatomy of Melancholy
  Molly Clark (Merton College), Flynn Allott (Oriel College)
  Early Modern Graduate Forum
• 17:30 - Roundtable in memory of Richard Terry (Northumbria)
  Various Speakers
  Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture Research Seminar
• 17:30 - Beyond the Mystical: how Hafiz’s poetry can help historians read post-Mongol Iran
  Dominic Brookshaw (Oxford), Respondent: Paul Losensky (Indiana)
  The Oxford Pre-Modern Middle Eastern History Seminar
• 17:30 - The Merton Equality Conversation 2021 - 'Intersectionality, Solidarity and Building Community'
  Phyll Opoku-Gyimah (UK Black Pride), Ruth Ramsden-Karelse (Inaugural Stuart Hall Doctoral Studentship Holder), Professor Irene Tracey (University of Oxford)
• 18:00 - THE HOLOCAUST TODAY: MEMORY, COMMEMORATION AND ANTISEMITISM: Reflections on Holocaust Memorial Day: Barbara Winton in conversation with Olivia Marks-Woldman OBE
  Barbara Winton, Olivia Marks-Woldman (OBE)
  Oxford Holocaust Memorial Lecture Series - Online
• 19:00 - Security: What's Climate Change Got to Do with It?
  Dr Geoffrey D Dabelko (Ohio University)
  Oxford University Strategic Studies Group (OUSSG) Weekly Seminar

Wednesday 10 February 2021 (4th Week, Hilary Term)

• 10:00 - Telling Stories That Matter: Communicating Your Research Through Story
  Robert Holtom (Narrative Coach)
• 12:30 - Oxford and Empire: Voyages and Voyagers
  Ankhi Mukherjee (Chair), Nandini Das, Emily Stevenson, Kaori Nagai, Claire Chambers
  TORCH Oxford and Empire Network Travel and Translation
• 12:45 - Compressing Inequality? Labour Power, Regulation, and Microinnovations in American Transport, c.1860-1910
  Benjamin Schneider (University of Oxford)
  Economic and Social History Graduate Seminar
• 13:00 - Keeping tech accountable: a conversation with The Markup
  The following seminars will take place at 1pm. All welcome to join via Zoom, but registration required
  Julia Angwin (The Markup)
  REUTERS INSTITUTE GLOBAL JOURNALISM SEMINARS
• 13:00 - Treaty-making and Colonization in East Asia: Korea and Vietnam in the 19th Century
  Jeeve Song (University of Florida)
  International History of East Asia Seminar
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