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4 March 20196.00pm - 7.30pm
Letting citizens speak: Ireland’s referendums and constitutional mini-publics
Join Prof David Farrell and Hon. Penny Sharpe in the public lecture and hear how democracies can bring citizens into the heart of discussions over constitutional and political reform.
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7 March 20191.00pm - 2.30pm
Putting the ‘Political’ into Political Participation
In this seminar, Prof. David Marsh reflect on a new attempt to political participation around the idea of “nexus politics”.
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14 March 20191.00pm - 2.30pm
Popular Perceptions of Electoral Integrity: Comparing the Effects of National Conditions
Dr Andrew Klassen reflects on electoral integrity by comparing the national - level factors influencing public attitudes towards elections.
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14 March 20196.00pm - 7.30pm
Exodus, Reckoning, Sacrifice: Three Meanings of Brexit
The Centre for International Security Studies presents Professor Kalypso Nicolaidis from Oxford University in a public lecture about three meanings of Brexit - exodus, reckoning and sacrifice.
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15 March 201912.00pm - 1.30pm
LCT Centre Roundtable: Dr Yaegan Doran
Our first Roundtable for 2019 is from Dr Yaegan Doran, LCT Centre and Dept of Linguistics, on knower-building in the field of ethnopoetics.
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20 March 20191.00pm - 2.30pm
Uncertainty and Insecurity in the Fifth Domain of Warfare: Policy Considerations that follow from the Qualitative Difference of Offensive Cyber Operations
Christian Leuprecht reflects on the uncertainty and insecurity of cyber operations, and advocates for a strategic framework as guidelines.
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18 June 20199.00am - 5.00pm
Global Health Security 2019 Conference
The inaugural Global Health Security Conference brings together multidisciplinary scholars to achieve a global vision for health security.
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23 August 20198.00am - 5.00pm
World Literatures and the Global South Conference 2019
The third international congress of the World Literature Association will engage with literary production on and from the Global South in their own languages as well as in translation.