Events archive

Description: 'Writing with and Walking on Sand and Water: Witnessing against Forgetting the Dead-end of Migration in Doris Salcedo's Palimpsesto': a Conversation with Mieke Bal. Part of the Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies research seminar series 2017/18

Description: What are the implications of the UN Security Council's post-9/11 pre-emptive counterterrorism campaign for international law, collective security and human rights? In what ways are non-human things - artefacts, technologies, instruments - actively participating in the making of legal and political relations?

Description: This International Impact Event aims to create a global platform for a critical debate on law and policy in post-genocide Rwanda.

Description: How has the West responded to the paradox of war endangering and killing those it proposes to protect? How has a commitment to ethics historically shaped the practice of war? Has it constrained it or, on the contrary, enabled and enhanced practices of warfare?

Description: Join the first live broadcast to learn from three professional King's alumni as they talk about the top three skills you need NOW to succeed as a student nurse.

Description: You are warmly invited to attend our adult nursing offer holder day on 4 April 2018

Description: Talk by Attila M. Tanzi, PhD, Professor of International Law, University of Bologna

Description: Japan's new security legislation, enacted on September 30, 2015 amid fierce debate over its constitutionality, is designed to enable a 'seamless response' to any security situation that may arise. While public debate has been fixated on the constitutionality of collective self-defence, the security legislation enacted in its final form is so heavily constrained that its effective use by the Self-Defence Force (SDF) in a crisis situation remains difficult. This seminar reviews the historical background leading to the adoption of the new security legislation and its contents, which provides the wider context for assessing what the SDF can or cannot do in the event of an emergency that threatens the security of East Asia.