International CPD Events in May 2019
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The Panacea Program
2nd May 2019 10:00 | Rebecca D'Amato
An intensive and interactive weekend course focusing on emotional intelligence and soulful development.
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What might the European elections mean for the future of the EU?
16th May 2019 18:30 | The London School of Economics and Political Science
In this especially timely occasion; the panel will consider the impact of the upcoming European elections on the EU as a negotiating actor of Brexit and the future relationship with the UK. Will the balance of power change in the EU institutions? Is this the next stop for the populist wave; after Brexit?
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Internationale Blues: Revolutionary Pessimism and the Politics of Solidarity
17th May 2019 18:30 | The London School of Economics and Political Science
In the context of Afro-pessimism; this lecture will imagine “the Internationale;” that great song of international solidarity and revolution transcending the nation; as a blues.
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How Reform Worked in China
21st May 2019 18:30 | The London School of Economics and Political Science
Chinese economist Yingyi Qian will be in dialogue with Jin Keyu to discuss Qian’s book How Reform Worked in China: The Transition from Plan to Market.
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State-Like and State-Dislike in the Anthropological Margins
23rd May 2019 18:00 | The London School of Economics and Political Science
This lecture argues for a return to the study of political institutions in so-called “stateless societies”.
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Upheaval: how nations cope with crisis and change
28th May 2019 18:30 | The London School of Economics and Political Science
In his new book Upheaval: how nations cope with crisis and change Jared Diamond traces how seven countries have survived defining catastrophes – from the forced opening of Japan to the Soviet invasion of Finland to Chile’s brutal Pinochet regime – through selective change; a process of painful self-appraisal and adaptation.
- Going into the Greek Crisis: reflections from George Papandreou 19-11-18 View Details
- Cost Benefit Analysis and the Environment: further developments and policy use 22-11-18 View Details
- The Evolving Role of the Military during non-discretionary National Crises 28-11-18 View Details
- Making a difference in Greece 06-02-19 View Details
- Brexit: with a little help from our friends 07-02-19 View Details
- A Short History of Europe 12-02-19 View Details
- Refugia: solving the problem of mass displacement 14-02-19 View Details
- A New International Order? Peacemaking after the First World War 25-02-19 View Details
- Beyond Journeys: a dialogue with migrants and refugees 27-02-19 View Details
- New Reconcilliations: the two Koreas 27-02-19 View Details
- Developing Urban Futures 28-02-19 View Details
- The New World Gives the Orders 28-02-19 View Details
- Human Flow Screening 01-03-19 View Details
- Putin’s Russia and its challenge to the postwar liberal order 01-03-19 View Details
- Brave New World 02-03-19 View Details
- Art and Conflict 02-03-19 View Details
- Borders and Walls 02-03-19 View Details
- New World Order 2035 02-03-19 View Details
- The Coming Asian Century: challenges for the West 05-03-19 View Details
- China's Re-education Camps in Xinjiang 12-03-19 View Details
- Tokyo: Post Olympic Market 13-03-19 View Details
- 8th International Conference on Business and Economic Development (ICBED) 08-04-19 View Details
- The Panacea Program 27-04-19 View Details
- The Panacea Program 02-05-19 View Details
- What might the European elections mean for the future of the EU? 16-05-19 View Details
- Internationale Blues: Revolutionary Pessimism and the Politics of Solidarity 17-05-19 View Details
- How Reform Worked in China 21-05-19 View Details
- State-Like and State-Dislike in the Anthropological Margins 23-05-19 View Details
- Upheaval: how nations cope with crisis and change 28-05-19 View Details
- Molyneux's Problem 03-06-19 View Details
- The Economica Coase Lecture 04-06-19 View Details
- International Conference on Restructuring of the Global Economy 2019 08-07-19 View Details
