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Post-War Reconstruction in Angola

Post-War Reconstruction in Angola
Date
28th May 2013 (17:30-18:30)
Location
War Studies Meeting Room (K6.07)
Description
Ricardo Soares de Oliveira is University Lecturer in Comparative Politics at the University of Oxford, Official Fellow of St Peter's College, Oxford, and Fellow of the Global Public Policy Institute, Berlin.

A Deadly Trade: Addressing North Korean Proliferation Challenges

A Deadly Trade: Addressing North Korean Proliferation Challenges
Date
29th May 2013 (12:30-14:00)
Location
-2 meeting room Strand Bridge House
Description
Thomas Plant is a Research Fellow at the International Centre for Security Analysis (ICSA), King's College London. His main research interest is in North Korean issues. He also works on wider regional security in East Asia and, more broadly, on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament.

Speaking Through Skulls: Death and Its Meanings for Eighteenth-Century Soldiers

Speaking Through Skulls: Death and Its Meanings for Eighteenth-Century Soldiers
Date
29th May 2013 (17:00-18:00)
Location
War Studies Meeting Room K6.07
Description
Wayne E. Lee, Professor of History, Chair of the Curriculum in Peace, War, and Defense, Director, UNC-TISS National Security Fellows Program and Research Associate, UNC Research Laboratories of Archaeology University of North Carolina

The Atlantic World in the Age of Revolutions, c. 1775–1830

The Atlantic World in the Age of Revolutions, c. 1775–1830
Date
30th May 2013 (09:00-16:00)
Location
Council Room K2.29 Strand campus
Description
This is a (Post)Graduate workshop run by King's College London, Department of History and Department of War Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of History and The Curriculum in Peace, War, and Defense UNC Winston House European Study Center London , College of Arts & Sciences, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

War, demobilization & memory: the legacy of war in the era of Atlantic revolutions

War, demobilization & memory: the legacy of war in the era of Atlantic revolutions
Date
30th May 2013 (17:00-19:30)
Location
Old Anatomy Lecture Theatre (K6.29) 6th floor
Description
Speaker: David Bell, Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professor in the Era of North Atlantic Revolutions, University of Princeton. David A. Bell is a historian of early modern France, whose particular interest is the political culture of the Old Regime and the French Revolution.

Russia's 'turn' to the Asia-Pacific: implications for its Far Eastern region & for Northeast Asia.

Russia's 'turn' to the Asia-Pacific: implications for its Far Eastern region & for Northeast Asia.
Date
24th June 2013 (17:00-18:15)
Location
War Studies Meeting Room (K6.07)
Description
Sergey Sevastianov is currently a Professor, International Relations Department, and Director, Asia Pacific International Institutions & Multilateral Cooperation Studies Center, at School of Regional and International Studies, Far Eastern Federal University. Prior to joining FEFU in 2012, he had been Associate Professor and Professor of International Relations at Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service.

Waterloo: the Battle that Forged a Century

Waterloo: the Battle that Forged a Century
Date
11th (09:30) - 12th September 2013 (17:30)
Location
Edmond J Safra Lecture Theatre Strand Campus
Description
A major scholarly conference organised jointly by the Department of War Studies and Waterloo 200, a body set up to co-ordinate the commemoration of the battle during the upcoming bicentenary. Internationally recognised scholars will present papers over the course of these two days discussing the battle and its impact on the nineteenth century and beyond.

Re-Joining Central Asia and International Relations

Re-Joining Central Asia and International Relations
Date
18th October 2013 (09:00-18:00)
Location
Pyramid Room ( K4U.04) 4th floor
Description
This workshop invites PhD students and early-career researchers to contribute with their ideas and share their innovative insights about how to link Central Asian states to International Relations; either from a state or regional perspective, exploring new ways of applying different theories of International Relations onto the region to explain, clarify and better describe their behaviour in worldpolitics.
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