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16:00 - Optimized multidimensional poverty reduction subject to aid targeting and tailoring: A variety of models centered on policy-makers’ capabilities
Light refreshments from Currydor will be available to in-person attendees.
Dr Vladimir Hlasny (UN ESCWA), Dr Hassan Hamie (UN ESCWA), Professor Paul Makdissi (University of Ottawa)
OPHI Weekly Seminars: Multidimensional Poverty
16:00 - Climate Change and Fertility
Joshua Wilde (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research)
Nuffield College Sociology Seminars
16:30 - Ordinary Language Psychoanalysis Seminar with Adam Phillips
Adam Phillips
16:30 - Ordinary Language Psychoanalysis Seminar with Adam Phillips
Adam Phillips
16:30 - Crossing Over: Early Modern Iberia and Public History
Edward Wilson-Lee (University of Cambridge)
Iberian History Seminar
16:30 - “Exponential” as just “another word” to say “fast”? Fostering narratives about the intra-/extra- mathematical importance of mathematics through connections within, and across, curriculum subjects
Elena Nardi (School of Education and Lifelong Learning, University of East Anglia, UK)
16:55 - Emotional Engagement with Music affects subsequent Musical Imagery: An Experimental Study
Join us in person or watch live on our YouTube channel.
Professor Freya Bailes (University of Leeds)
The Oxford Seminar in the Psychology of Music
17:00 - Social cohesion and integration of minorities in post-conflict Muslim societies
Salma Mousa (Yale University)
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Seminars
17:00 - Social Cohesion and Integration of Minorities in Post-Conflict Muslim Societies
Dr Salma Mousa (Yale University)
17:00 - Radical translations: the transfer of revolutionary culture between Britain, France and Italy (1789-1815)
Sanja Perovic (King’s College London)
Enlightenment Workshop
17:00 - Why are Albanians coming to the UK? Push and pull factors
In person and online. Booking required for online attendance only.
Andi Hoxhaj (University College, London), Peter Walsh (COMPAS, Oxford)
South East European Studies at Oxford (SEESOX)
17:00 - Reading Isaiah with Thomas Aquinas
Dr Joshua Madden (Blackfriars Studium)
Aquinas and the Future of Christian Thought
17:00 - "Irish" officers in history and historiography
Dr George Evans (British Academy)
Oxford Irish History Seminar
17:00 - Theodore Prodromos’ Epigrams on the Old and New Testament: Narrative, Rhetoric, and Classical Mimesis
Yan Zaripov (St Hilda's College, Oxford)
Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar
17:00 - Civilians and non-combatants during war and conflict in modern East Asia
This talk will occur in-person and also be available online - If you would like to attend online, please register here: https://teams.microsoft.com/registration/G96VzPWXk0-0uv5ouFLPkQ,mGpyTF6qF0KqX_vIaXUDJA,CQdGCXSjFUKM4Hng2DOiiQ,oAzvs5OpnkKn_Q2s9wA5fg,7DeXDCVKBkCwS-a4UBIjUg,Ww6rLjhisEy2NLVQ5-swHg?mode=read&tenantId=cc95de1b-97f5-4f93-b4ba-fe68b852cf91
Federica Cicci (Ca' Foscari University of Venice and Heidelberg University), Dr. Danny Orbach (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
International History of East Asia Seminar
17:00 - Richard J B Bosworth presents his new book on modern Italy with responses and discussion from Stephen Gundle
Richard J B Bosworth, Professor Stephen Gundle (University of Warwick)
17:00 - What is the Price of a Skill? The Role of Complementarity
Fabian Stephany (Oxford Internet Institute)
Postdoctoral Fellows Seminar
17:15 - Medieval English Research Seminar: Usk’s Books’
Philip Knox (University of Cambridge)
Medieval English Research Seminar
17:15 - Mercenaries, Modernity, and the International: Re-evaluating the 19th century 'shift away from mercenary use'
Malte Riemann (Reading/Sandhurst)
History of War Seminar Series
17:15 - Walking with Sankara and Epistemicide: Challenges and Stakes of Anti-colonial Political Thought
Olivia Rutazibwa (LSE)
Critical Theory Seminar

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