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• 16:15 - Popular Political Songs in Eighteenth-Century French Provinces
  **Aoife Miralles (Christ Church)
  Graduate Seminar in History, 1680-1850
• 17:00 - Europe s Age of Civil Wars? On the dynamics of violence, 1912-1949
  Places are limited, so please confirm your attendance by emailing martin.conway@history.ox.ac.uk
  Professor Robert Gerwarth (UCD)
  The 2022 Leverhulme Lectures - Civil Wars in Europe 1912-1949
• 17:00 - Energy Seminar: week 1: The competitive disadvantages facing British assetless electricity retailers
  Lawrence Haar will talk in person at the Oxford Martin School. This is a hybrid event presented through TEAMS webinar online, for which registration is required.
  Dr Lawrence Haar (University of Brighton)
  Oxford Energy Seminars 2021-2022
• 17:00 - Saving a dissident with diplomacy and international law
  Professor Harold Koh (Yale Law School)
• 17:00 - Hicks Lecture in Economic and Social History - Serfdom and State Formation: Institutional Change in Prussia and Russia, 1650-1870
  Please email sheilagh.ogilvie@all-souls.ox.ac.uk for the Zoom link if you would like to attend online
  Professor Tracy Dennison (Caltech)
• 17:00 - From Round Hand to l’Anglaise: 18th century English handwriting and the Continent
  Professor Marc Smith (École Nationale des Chartes and Lyell Reader in Bibliography, 2019-20)
  The Lyell Lectures 2022: From Memory to Written Record: English Liturgical Books and Musical Notations, 900-1150
• 17:00 - What can we learn from the past when trying to make sense of the Chinese Communist Party today?
  Professor Jeff Wasserstrom (University of California, Irvine), Professor Diana Fu (University of Toronto), Ian Johnson (The Council on Foreign Relations)
  China Centre Conversation series
• 17:00 - Nizami Ganjavi and the Language of Love: How Poetry Materialises Emotion?
  Aqsa Ijaz (McGill University)
  TOSCCA/ONGC Seminar Series TT 2022
• 17:15 - Katritzky Lecture - World Heritage and Climate Change: Global Challenges
  Dr Mechtild Rössler (Former Director of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre)
• 17:15 - 'Lifelikeness and Deathlikeness in Shakespeare'
  Professor Katharine Craik (Oxford Brookes), Dr Jennifer Edwards (The Queen’s College, Oxford)
  Early Modern English Literature Seminar
• 17:30 - 2022 Dr Joyce Mitchell Cook Memorial Lecture
  Dr Kathryn Sophia Belle (Penn State University)
• 17:30 - Preparing for the Moral Life: Grief
  James F. Keenan SJ (Boston College)
  The D'Arcy Lectures 2022: Preparing for the Moral Life
• 17:30 - “Keats's Planetary Eyes”
  Meiko O'Halloran (University of Newcastle)
  Romantic Research Seminar
• 20:30 - 30th Anniversary of the Collapse of the USSR: the Rapid Demise and Long-term Consequences
  Kataryna Wolczuk (University of Birmingham)
  Oxford University Strategic Studies Group (OUSSG) Weekly Seminar

Wednesday 27 April 2022 (1st Week, Trinity Term)

• 11:00 - iSkills for Medical Sciences and OUH Trust: Introduction to systematic reviews and evidence syntheses
  David Phillips (Bodleian Health Care Libraries, University of Oxford), Nia Roberts (Bodleian Health Care Libraries, University of Oxford)
  Bodleian iSkills for Medical Sciences and OUH Trust - workshops in information discovery and reference management for the Medical Sciences
• 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
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