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PAIS WIPSS Max Warrack
S2.85

Japan's Creative-Industrial Complex: Militarism, Media-Entertainment, and Market Forces

Feb 19, 1-2pm, S2.85

Join our work in progress seminar with your curiosity, questions and comments. Lunch will be provided. For questions and attendance (incl dietary requirements), please e-mail mareike.beck@warwick.ac.uk

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Research Development Surgery
Resource Room

Wednesday 19th February 14.00 - 15.00 - Resource Room

 

Please feel free to drop in to discuss any research ideas you have and we will help advise with application development and the identification of potential funding schemes. These surgeries are very informal so please don't hesitate to pop in to see us even if you only have a very early stage idea.

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PAIS Departmental Seminar
OC1.02

Wednesday 19 February 2025, 5.00 - 6.30pm, OC1.02

Mat Watson (PAIS, Warwick) ‘False Prophets of Economics Imperialism: The Limits of Mathematical Market Models’

Joint seminar with the PAIS research cluster International Political Economy

All welcome

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