This is a week with some interesting webinars on the role of banks and central banks, lobbying and advocacy, corruption and a 2-day conference at Oxford on political theory.

We welcome submissions from graduate students in any area of political theory, including but not limited to: critical theory, history of political thought, analytical political philosophy, continen...

A #CENTRALEUROPEWEEK EVENT - The foreign ministers of the Visegrád Group countries outline actions toward a common post-pandemic agenda.

The Jackson Institute for Global Affairs will host an online discussion with French philosopher and filmmaker Bernard-Henri Lévy about his new book, “The Virus in the Age of Madness.” Sec. John...

Join us for the first talk of the IIPP Seminar Series, where Leonardo Burlamaqui (State University of Rio de Janeiro; The Levy Economics Institute) will introduce his new working paper, 'Schumpeter,...

We welcome submissions from graduate students in any area of political theory, including but not limited to: critical theory, history of political thought, analytical political philosophy, continen...

Climate policy experts interrogate the track record of market-based climate policies and examine their role moving forward

Lives versus livelihoods Evaluating policies to address COVID 19

The financial crisis 12 years ago triggered a vigorous debate on whether large banks had become too big from the standpoint of financial stability, enforceability of law, and a sustainable political

Join James Tooze from the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) to discuss how campaigning and lobby groups can influence policy.

2pm Weds 28 Oct | Fareed Zakaria | Registration Required | Free online public event at LSE

4pm Weds 28 Oct | Pilita Clark, Professor Helen Margetts, Chi Onwurah MP | Registration Required | Free online public event at LSE

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Jean-Pierre Landau will speak on The Monetary Policy Consequences of COVID-19

The forty-second Strand Group will launch How Spies Think: 10 Lessons in Intelligence by Professor Sir David Omand.

Sino-Pakistani relations have been at heart of Asia’s geopolitics in recent years

October 29, 2020, Webinar

The Centre on US Politics, in collaboration with Policy and Practice and with support from the US Department of State, brings you the first in its series of events on the 2020 US elections.

At this morning seminar, Martin Rama, Chief Economist for Latin America and the Caribbean Region, will present the report’s main findings. The seminar will be held in English, without translation...

Arrangements designed to manage global trade and investment in new technologies will be a critical part of any future world order. The participants in this online webinar will discuss and respond to...

Canning House welcomes a panel of expert analysts from Control Risks for an examination of the findings and implications of the Capacity to Combat Corruption (CCC) Index in Latin America.

Join us for the launch of Richard Collier's second book, Banking on Failure

This is a week with some interesting webinars on the role of banks and central banks, lobbying and advocacy, corruption and a 2-day conference at Oxford on political theory.