The University of Kent Public Lecture Series, Brussels
October 8, 2014
Decolonising Academia: Lessons from a Nineteenth Century Pan-Africanist
Robbie Shillam, Queen Mary, University of London
November 5, 2014
Peace in the Twenty-First Century: Progress and Order in the Age of Intervention
Oliver Richmond, University of Manchester
December 3, 2014
Bush, Blair and the Baroque: The Politics and Ae
sthetics of Sovereign Failure
Michael Dillon, University of Lancaster
February 4, 2015
Who counts? The political problem of the ‘human'
Moya Llyod, Loughborough University
The Political in the Refugee Perspective
Rajarshi Dasgupta, Jawaharlal Nehru University
March 4, 2015
Architecture and Politics
Francesco Sebregondi, Goldsmiths London
April 8, 2015
Boundaries, Limits, and Fault Lines: Democracy in a Global Context
Hans Lindahl, Tilburg University
Schedule
All Lectures will take place at: 14:00-16:00
Venue
Wilson Room (3rd floor)
Brussels School of International Studies
University of Kent
Pleinlaan / Boulevard de la Plaine 5
1050 Brussels
Maps & directions
http://www.kent.ac.uk/brussels/contact/location/maps_directions.html
Registration
All Public Lectures are free to attend but due to space limitations, registration is mandatory. Please register by sending an email to [email protected], stating your name and affiliation. Please use the hashtag on Twitter. page: University of Kent Public Lecture Series: https://www.facebook.com/kentpubliclecture?ref=hl
About University of Kent Public Lecture Series
Aiming to encourage critical thinking in and around the discipline of International Relations, Law and Political Science to see both critique as well as an ethical stake in it with regard to the many difficult contexts of researching and theorizing, the ‘University of Kent Public Lecture Series’ is designed as a platform for young and aspiring postgraduate students to be aware of the historical, socio-political, cultural and ethical contexts of peace and development.
