Thursday 11 March 2021 (8th Week, Hilary Term) , continued from previous page

• 12:00 - Losing investments in mobility transitions: reckoning with loss in the wake of on-demand
  Dr David Bissell (University of Melbourne)
  Transport Studies Unit Seminar Series - Hilary Term 2021
• 12:30 - What makes interest rates matter? Studying financial markets as socio-legal phenomena
  This event has been postponed until Trinity Term 2021
  Status: This talk has been cancelled
  Mark Haskew (DPhil student, Centre for Socio-legal Studies)
  Centre for Socio-legal Studies Discussion Group
• 12:30 - IWD2021: Meet Oxford's Female Founders
  Various Speakers
• 13:00 - Title TBC
  Barbara Savage (UPenn and Oxford)
  WGIQ - Centre for Women’s, Gender, Identity and Queer History (formerly known as CGIS).
• 13:00 - Can Big Push Infrastructure Unlock Development? Evidence from Ethiopia
  Niclas Moneke (University of Oxford)
  Department of Economics Seminar
• 14:00 - Reconstructing International Political Economy: A Deweyan Approach
  Note earlier time of 2pm-3.30pm GMT. Please join the Zoom room 5 minutes before the colloquium begins.
  Henry Farrell (Johns Hopkins)
  IR Research Colloquium
• 14:00 - Modulation of A2a Receptor Oligomerisation by Conformational State and PIP2 Interactions Revealed by MD Simulations and Markov Models
  Dr Wanling Song (University of Oxford)
  SBCB Seminar Series
• 14:00 - Widening participation in higher education in the Covid-19 age: more urgent but more difficult
  Peter Scott (UCL Institute of Education)
• 14:00 - COVID-19 in SA: Understanding epidemiologic heterogeneity to guide equitable responses for an ageing population
  Prof Phaswana-Mafuya (Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAF))
  Hilary Term 2021 Seminar Series - Perspectives on Global Ageing
• 14:30 - Fictions of Retranslations: Retranslating Language and Style in Prose Fiction
  Various Speakers
  Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
• 15:00 - Local historians and the historical profession
  Mark Davies (Oxford local historian, author), Liz Woolley (Oxford local historian, author)
  Historians in the Public Sphere
• 15:00 - How are geochemical reactions in aquifers connected to climate change mitigation?
  Prof Chen Zhu (Bloomington, Indiana)
  Earth2Earth geoscience seminar series
• 16:00 - Modelling the long-term health and social consequences of childhood policy
  Ieva Skarda (University of York)
  Health Economics Seminar
• 16:00 - Climate change: the myopia of social policy
  Please note that registration closes on 8 March
  Ian Gough (Visiting Professor, LSE; Emeritus Professor, U of Bath)
  OISP Seminar Series: A New Dawn for Social Policy
• 16:00 - The law and ethics of selling citizenship
  Ayelet Shachar (Max Planck Göttingen), Odile Ammann (University of Zürich)
• 16:00 - Augustine the Unreliable Narrator
  Kate Cooper (Royal Holloway)
  Late Roman Seminar
• 16:00 - Post-COVID-19 futures: The need for a paradigm shift in economics
  Visit this webpage for the Zoom joining link: https://www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/event/post-covid-19-futures-the-need-for-a-paradigm-shift-in-economics
  John Komlos (University of Munich)
  Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity Hilary 2022
• 16:00 - Between BHR-push and SDGs-pull: is it time to part ways with CSR?
  This webinar will be hosted via Zoom, please register using the link.
  Florian Wettstein (University of St Gallen)
  R:ETRO - Reputation: Ethics, Trust, and Relationships at Oxford
• 16:00 - Access Failure: Explaining Climate-Related Migration in the Sahel
  Professor Jesse Ribot (School of International Service (SIS), American University)
• 16:00 - 'Where does Populism stand at the beginning of the 2020s?'
  Chantal Mouffe (Westminster), Federico Tarragoni (Paris Diderot)
  'Antidemocratic Politics vs. Democratising Democracy: New Political Imaginaries in the 21st Century'
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