The Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) is marking its 20th anniversary of teaching, study and research in the ‘Capital of Europe’ with a series of lectures.<\/p>\n
University of Kent students attending these lectures can claim 5 Employability Points per lecture.<\/p>\n
Forthcoming talks and lectures include:<\/p>\n
22 October<\/p>\n
Prof. Gerard Toal (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)<\/p>\n
Atlanticism and Empire<\/p>\n
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8 November<\/p>\n
Dr Bradford Smith (Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights)<\/p>\n
Human Rights of Children in the Context of International Migration<\/p>\n
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15 November<\/p>\n
Dr Paolo Dardanelli (University of Kent)<\/p>\n
Restructuring Europe<\/p>\n
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22 November<\/p>\n
Prof. Stathis Kalyvas (University of Oxford)<\/p>\n
What do we really know about civil wars? A heterodox proposal<\/p>\n
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6 December<\/p>\n
Prof. Antonello Tancredi (University of Palermo)<\/p>\n
Exit or Voice: Secessionist Referenda in International Law<\/p>\n
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Spring 2019<\/p>\n
14 February<\/p>\n
Prof. Caroline Rooney (University of Kent)<\/p>\n
Politics as Theatre in Hannah Arendt’s The Human Condition<\/p>\n
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21 February<\/p>\n
Prof. Lene Hansen (University of Copenhagen)<\/p>\n
Images and International Security: How Visual Representations Impact World Politics<\/p>\n
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28 February<\/p>\n
Martin Sauter (Pastor-in-Residence at the University Lutheran Chapel Berkeley, California)<\/p>\n
Welcome to the Anthropocene! \u2026 and Now What \u2026 ?<\/p>\n
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7 March<\/p>\n
Dr Sin\u00e9ad Ring (University of Kent)<\/p>\n
‘Stealthing’ and the Law: Why Non-Consensual Condom Removal Should be Criminalised<\/p>\n
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28 March<\/p>\n
Dr Timothy McCarthy (Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard University)<\/p>\n
Stonewall’s Children: the Past, Present, and Future of LGBTQ Politics in the United States<\/p>\n
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