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The politics of culture

A workshop for postgraduates and academics presented by the Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice.

Tags: Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice, culture, politics, politics of culture, social issues

From the Barrel of a Gun: Politics, Power, and the Chinese Army

The China Policy Institute is pleased to announce a seminar by Samantha Hoffman and Peter Mattis entitled From the Barrel of a Gun: Politics, Power, and the Chinese Army.

Tags: chinese army, chinese people's liberation army, cpi seminar, politics, power

Free Economics online course

The University of Nottingham has teamed up with Sir Vince Cable to provide a free online […]

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Tags: future learn, Massive Open Online Course, MOOC, politicians, politics, School of Economics, Vince Cable

[CANCELLED] Political upheaval and the LGBT community: building resilience in a changing world

This event explores the changing political climate and its impact on minority groups, the LGBT community in particular. There will also be a discussion around the need for intersectionality and building resilience. Speakers will include Mel Jeffs, manager of the Nottingham Women’s Centre and Paula Akpan, co-founder of the “I’m Tired” Project and writer for gal-dem. Part of LGBT History Month.

Tags: Brexit, community, culture, Donald Trump, LGBT, LGBT History Month, LGBT History Month 2017, politics

Australia, Brexit and the rise of Asia

The Australian High Commissioner, the Hon. Alexander Downer AC is visiting the University to deliver a lecture on the topic of Australia, Brexit and the rise of Asia. Presented by the Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies.

Tags: Asia, Australia, Brexit, EU referendum, Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies, politics

America in the ‘Asian Century’

This one-day symposium, convened by the University’s Department of American and Canadian Studies and in association with the Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies, brings together leading scholars from across the globe to historicise and debate, through an array of regional and thematic prisms, North America’s increasingly tumultuous relationship with Asia.

Tags: America, Asia, Department of American and Canadian Studies, Insitute of Asia and Pacific Studies, politics, symposium