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Ideas and Political Violence Seminars
Over the course of Hilary Term and Trinity Term 2017, the Department of Politics and International Relations is convening a new seminar series on Ideas and Political Violence, with six planned seminars each term held on Thursdays at 4pm, in Lecture Room 6 at New College. We hope that participants and guest speakers may then continue the discussions over drinks at the Turf Tavern. The series continues this Trinity Term, and we welcome interested attendees from across the university. Anyone interested in further information, should email one of the seminar convenors, Dr Elizabeth Frazer (elizabeth.frazer@politics.ox.ac.uk) and Dr Jonathan Leader Maynard (jonathan.leadermaynard@politics.ox.ac.uk). 3rd Week (11th May) Corinna Jentzsch (Leiden), Auxiliary Armed Forces and Innovations in Security Governance in Mozambique’s Civil War 4th Week (18th May) Siniša Malešević (UCD), Why do Combatants Fight? The Irish Republican Army and the Bosnian Serb Army Compared 5th Week (25th May) Laia Balcells (Duke), Rivalry and Revenge: The Politics of Violence during Civil War Book Panel with Kristin Bakke (UCL), Jonathan Leader Maynard (Oxford) and Andrea Ruggeri (Oxford) 6th Week (1st Jun) Alex Bellamy (University of Queensland), Syria and the Battle of Ideas 7th Week (8th Jun) Matt Walton (University of Oxford), Reconciling Narratives of Conflict and Peace in Contemporary Myanmar 8th Week (15th Jun) Nick Hewlett (Warwick), How should we approach the paradox of violence in pursuit of peace and equality? Comments are closed.
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