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Catch-Up History and the Cold War 23.02.2011 1:24:34
Contributor(s): Professor Peter Hennessy
Animal Minds 21.02.2011 1:30:51
Contributor(s): Professor Nicola Clayton, Professor Erica Fudge, Professor Gregory Radick
Can Middle East peace be imposed? 21.02.2011 1:19:40
Contributor(s): Henry Siegman
Literary Festival 2011 - Literature and Islamophobia: Muslima Authors Speak Out 19.02.2011 1:37:34
Contributor(s): Shelina Zahra Janmohamed, Senay Özdemir, Naema Tahir
Literary Festival 2011 - The Immortalization Commission: Science and the Strange Quest to Cheat Death 19.02.2011 1:32:53
Contributor(s): Professor John Gray
Literary Festival 2011 - Mirrors of Violence: Representations of Conflict in Contemporary Subcontinental Literature 19.02.2011 1:28:51
Contributor(s): Tahmima Anam, Mirza Waheed
Literary Festival 2011 - New technologies and the Reinvention of the Author 19.02.2011 1:35:06
Contributor(s): Sam Leith, Lionel Shriver, Nigel Warburton
Literary Festival 2011 - Through the Soviet Looking-Glass 19.02.2011 1:23:20
Contributor(s): Francis Spufford
Literary Festival 2011 - Placing Mobilities 19.02.2011 1:21:13
Contributor(s): Brian Chikwava, Professor Abdulrazak Gurnah, Olumide Popoola
Literary Festival 2011 - The Four Walls of My Freedom 19.02.2011 1:28:56
Contributor(s): Donna Thomson, Geraldine Bedell
Literary Festival 2011 - Reality Hunger 19.02.2011 1:27:40
Contributor(s): Geoff Dyer, Dr Robert Hudson, David Shields
Literary Festival 2011 - Crossing Borders: Migration in Women's Writing in Poland 19.02.2011 1:30:45
Contributor(s): Ursula Chowaniec, Izabela Filipiak, Grazyna Plebanek
Literary Festival 2011 - New Ways to Witness Wars 18.02.2011 1:28:47
Contributor(s): James Brabazon, Jill McGivering, Ed Vulliamy
Literary Festival 2011 - Writing Across Borders: Empathy in the Age of Conflict 18.02.2011 1:26:34
Contributor(s): Dr Elif Shafak
India and China: Competition, Co-operation or conflict? 18.02.2011 1:26:45
Contributor(s): Dr Shashi Tharoor
Literary Festival 2011 - Sketching Society: the communicative power of the comic strip in a global age 18.02.2011 1:24:13
Contributor(s): Steve Bell, Bryan Talbot
Literary Festival 2011 - Facts are Subversive: crossing the borders between history and journalism 18.02.2011 1:25:33
Contributor(s): Professor Timothy Garton Ash
Literary Festival 2011 - The Making of Bestsellers 17.02.2011 1:18:14
Contributor(s): John Thompson, Andrew Franklin
Where is Future Growth Going to Come From? 17.02.2011 1:28:23
Contributor(s): John Van Reenen, Professor Jonathan Haskel
Literary Festival 2011 - Adaptation in an age of Digitisation: its fans, practitioners and foes 17.02.2011 1:09:15
Contributor(s): Professor Shakuntala Banaji, Professor Andrew Burn, Blake Morrison
Literary Festival 2011 - Science Fiction and International Orders 17.02.2011 1:22:26
Contributor(s): Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Paul McAuley, Ken McLeod
Literary Festival 2011 - This House Believes that the Future of Rights is Left not Right 17.02.2011 1:26:00
Contributor(s): David Davis MP
Representing Atrocity: distant suffering and the politics of pity 16.02.2011 1:29:41
Contributor(s): Professor Lilie Chouliaraki, Professor Stjepan Mestrovic, Dr Irene Bruna Seu
Literary Festival 2011 - Storylines and Songscapes: Celebrating Tagore's short stories 16.02.2011 1:08:26
Contributor(s): Various speakers and artists - see the event listing on the LSE website for details
An Evening with Bjørn Lomborg: Putting Global Warming into Perspective 16.02.2011 1:33:21
Contributor(s): Professor Bjørn Lomborg, Dimitri Zenghelis
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