2006 Spring Seminars
Unless otherwise stated Seminars are held on Monday at 1 pm in the CSGR Seminar Room S 1.50 (1st floor Social Studies Building)
Date |
Speaker |
Title |
16th January |
Richard Higgott (CSGR) University of Warwick |
‘Global Public Goods and Global Governance: A Political Analysis of Economic Theory and Policy Practice’ Please find a pdf version of the Powerpoint Presentation here. |
23rd January |
LIN Jue (CSGR Visiting Fellow) Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
'Sino-American bilateral trade relationships’ |
30th January |
Paul Close (CSGR Visiting Fellow) Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Kyoto |
‘Out of Touch with Reality? A class analysis approach to the study of globalisation and regionalisation.’ |
6th February |
Dania Thomas (CSGR Visiting Fellow) University of Manchester |
‘Judge Griesa and the Vultures: The Transition to CAC’s’ |
13th February |
Simon Perrault (CSGR Visiting Fellow) University of Quebec, Montreal |
'Politics from a Globalist Perspective: Mapping the Discourse of the World Forums, Economic and Social.’ |
20th February |
Upendra Baxi University of Warwick |
'New Approaches to Global Justice: Towards A Critique.' |
22nd February 4:30-5:30pm Room S1.50 |
Alla Glinchikova (CSGR Visiting Fellow) Institute for Globalisation Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences |
' Globalization and the search for new Russian identity ' |
23rd February 2:00-3:00pm Room S1.50 |
Anand Kumar Coordinator, Global Studies Programme, Jawaharlal Nehru University. |
'Global Studies in India: Problems and Prospects' |
27th February |
Colin Jennings Oxford University |
‘Leadership and Conflict’ |
6th March |
Simon Reich Director, Ford Institute for Human Security and Professor of International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh |
'Resources, Institutions and Moral Entrepreneurs: American Power and Global Norms in the 21st Century'
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For further information, contact Dr. Dwijen Rangnekar.