Monday 17 May 2021 (4th Week, Trinity Term)

• 15:00 - Who is Being Left Behind? Closing the Horizontal Inequality Gap
  Professor Sabina Alkire (Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative), Miss Fanni Kovesdi (Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative), Dr Rachel Gisselquist (UNU-WIDER), Maren Andrea Jimenez (UN-DESA)
  OPHI Seminar Series

Tuesday 18 May 2021 (4th Week, Trinity Term)

• 10:30 - Time to Care: The intersection between social norms, unpaid care work and gender-based violence
  Amitabh Behar (CEO, Oxfam India), Diya Dutta (independent consultant, Oxfam GB & Oxfam US), Amita Pitre (Lead Specialist Gender Justice, Oxfam India)
  ODID Special Lectures & Seminars
• 13:00 - Why the U.S. Military Forgets What It Learns in War
  Jon Askonas
  Changing Character of War Lunchtime Seminars
• 14:00 - Printing the Urdu public: Madinah newspaper and lithography as Muslim technology
  Megan Eaton Robb (Pennsylvania)
  Modern South Asian Studies Seminar Series
• 17:00 - Oxford Minds Panel Discussion: Ethnography
  Dr Elizabeth Ewart (University of Oxford), Dr David Mills (University of Oxford), Professor Ruben Andersson (University of Oxford)
  Oxford Minds from the Social Sciences Division
• 19:00 - Wolfson College In Conversation with Chief Sydney Roberts
  A recording of the event will be available shortly after here : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkW4f98b10Sg-mFVq7rxNag
  Chief Sydney Roberts (COPA), Justine Bent (Wolfson College)

Wednesday 19 May 2021 (4th Week, Trinity Term)

• 13:00 - From Harbin to Paris: A Transnational History of Russian Refugees during the Great Famine in China 1958-1962
  Yuqing Qiu (Centre d’histoire de Sciences Po)
  International History of East Asia Seminar
• 13:00 - With, for, or by refugees? Practical and ethical challenges of participatory research
  Dr Kate Pincock (Overseas Development Institute)
  Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series
• 16:00 - NGOs in Uganda
  This workshop will be held using Zoom. Details will be sent once registered.
  Nancy Qian (Northwestern University)
  CSAE Development Economics Webinar Series
• 17:00 - Book Launch: Ian Goldin: "Rescue: From Global Crisis to a Better World" chaired by Nik Gowing
  Professor Ian Goldin (Director, Oxford Martin Programme on Technological and Economic Change), Nik Gowing (Founder, Thinking the Unthinkable)
  Oxford Martin School Public Lectures

Thursday 20 May 2021 (4th Week, Trinity Term)

• 15:00 - Public Opinion and Foreign Electoral Intervention
  Please join the Zoom 5 minutes before the event begins.
  Jessica Weeks (Wisconsin-Madison)
  IR Research Colloquium

Friday 21 May 2021 (4th Week, Trinity Term)

• 08:30 - Green Growth Out of the Crisis
  All Oxford University staff and students can attend these lectures for free. Please use the free student registration option when registering and use your university email address.
  Cameron Hepburn (Professor of Environmental Economics University of Oxford and the London School of Economics and Political Science)
  The Economics of Post-Crisis Recoveries
• 12:30 - Transformative practice and gender relations in water security projects
  Stephanie Leder (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SL(U)/ United Nations University – Institute of Environment and Human Security (UNU-EHS))
• 15:00 - Regeneration and its Hazards: A Commentary on Our Times
  Professor Marilyn Strathern (University of Cambridge)
  Anthropology Departmental Seminar Series: Trinity 2021
• 17:00 - Bilingual Education among Indigenous Mexicans: Missionary Activity and Social Impact, 1935-1960
  Andrew Paxman (LAC, Oxford and CIDE, Mexico)
  Latin American History Seminar

Monday 24 May 2021 (5th Week, Trinity Term)

• 13:00 - Do no harm: why we need photography ethics
  Savannah Dodd (Director, Photography Ethics Centre)
  Development and Photography Ethics
• 15:00 - Using multidimensional poverty and vulnerability indices to inform equitable policies and interventions in health emergencies
  Dr. NILUKA WIJEKOON KANNANGARAGE (WHO), Juan Daniel Oviedo (DANE Colombia)
  OPHI Seminar Series

Wednesday 26 May 2021 (5th Week, Trinity Term)

• 13:00 - W.A.P. Martin, Naturalism and the Translation of International Law in Late Qing China
  Jingjian Wu (Yale Law School)
  International History of East Asia Seminar
• 16:00 - Factor Market Failures and the Adoption of Irrigation in Rwanda
  This workshop will be held using Zoom. Registration is required. Please use your institutional email address to register
  Jeremy Magruder (University of California, Berkeley)
  CSAE Development Economics Webinar Series
• 17:00 - Critical Localism: Reflections on the Localisation of Humanitarian Action in Theory and (Research) Practice
  Dr Kristina Roepstorff (IFHV, Bochum university)
  Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series

Friday 28 May 2021 (5th Week, Trinity Term)

• 15:00 - Countenance: On Facing the Indeterminate Certitudes of a Serious Illness
  Dr Anthony Stavrianakis (CNRS: Paris)
  Anthropology Departmental Seminar Series: Trinity 2021

Tuesday 1 June 2021 (6th Week, Trinity Term)

• 17:00 - International conference on states, local jurisdictions and borderlands in Europe and the Americas, c.1713-1914 - Colony, Revolution, Nation: the Iberian-American Sequence, c.1780-1914
  Alan Knight (Latin American Centre, Oxford)
  Latin American History Seminar

Wednesday 2 June 2021 (6th Week, Trinity Term)

• 13:00 - Evolution of a Hybrid Typology: Christian Churches Built in Huế, Vietnam in the 20th Century
  Phi Nguyen (École Polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne and Haute École d'art et de design, Geneva)
  International History of East Asia Seminar
• 16:00 - Borrowing in the Shadow of China
  This workshop will be held using Zoom. Registration is required. Please use your institutional email address to register
  Illenin Kondo (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis)
  CSAE Development Economics Webinar Series
• 17:00 - Digital methodologies in forced migration and refugee research: rethinking voices, representation and power
  Professor Giorgia Donà (Centre for Migration, Refugees and Belonging, University of East London)
  Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series

Wednesday 9 June 2021 (7th Week, Trinity Term)

• 13:00 - The Long-Run Effects of Cash Grants: The Sri Lanka Microenterprise Project after 10 years
  This workshop will be held using Zoom. Registration is required. Please use your institutional email address to register
  Chris Woodruff (Oxford Department of International Development)
  CSAE Development Economics Webinar Series
• 13:00 - Reinscribing Diplomatic Protocol: The Case of Chile During Korean Détente, 1970-1973
  Eilin Rafael Perez (University of Chicago)
  International History of East Asia Seminar
• 17:00 - Syrian Refugees and Local Assistance in Berlin
  Yahya Alaous (Founder, Zusammenwachsen NGO; Journalist, Die Suddeutsche Zeitung)
  Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series

Thursday 10 June 2021 (7th Week, Trinity Term)

• 17:00 - Conference: Second Wave of Democracy in Latin America, supported by TORCH - Short Wave or Sea Change? Democratization in Western Europe and Latin America, 1944-1963
  Martin Conway (Faculty of History, Oxford)
  Latin American History Seminar

Wednesday 16 June 2021 (8th Week, Trinity Term)

• 13:00 - Debating Chinese Cruelty: Legal Orientalism, Summary Execution, and Extraterritoriality
  Yuan Tian (University of Chicago)
  International History of East Asia Seminar
• 16:00 - The Social Multiplier from Visibility: Experimental Evidence from Deworming in Kenya
  This workshop will be held using Zoom. Registration is required. Please use your institutional email address to register
  Anne Karing (Princeton University)
  CSAE Development Economics Webinar Series

Thursday 17 June 2021 (8th Week, Trinity Term)

• 17:00 - African Body Markings and Racialisation in Eighteenth Century Brazil
  Joint seminar: Latin American History Seminar and Iberian History Seminar
  Aldair Carlos Rodrigues (Universidade Estadual de Campinas)
  Latin American History Seminar

Friday 18 June 2021 (8th Week, Trinity Term)

• 12:30 - This Time it's Different: Crisis in the Past and the Current Pandemic
  All Oxford University staff and students can attend these lectures for free. Please use the free student registration option when registering and use your university email address.
  Moritz Schularick (Professor of Economics University of Bonn)
  The Economics of Post-Crisis Recoveries