Events archive

Description: History Alumni Speed meet. Come and meet former King's history students

Description: The talk draws on the 10th Anniversary issue of the journal International Political Sociology that we edited: "Ten years of IPS: fracturing IR", International Political Sociology. Vol. 10, no. 4, 2016.

Description: Dr Michelle Bentley, Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the Royal Holloway - University of London, discusses her research in Syria and chemical weapons.

Description: Professor Brian Rappert, Professor of Science, Technology and Public Affairs at the University of Exeter, will discuss the South African Apartheid era secret chemical and biological warfare programme.

Description: This national Older Person's Fellowship Conference will showcase research, service innovation, and multi-professional workforce development at the forefront of older people's care. The next conference will take place on 20th June 2017 and will feature guest speakers.

Description: This talk will discuss recent developments in Central Asia regarding the development of violent extremism, which is on the rise and how local governments are trying to tackle the problem.

Description: Your King's Sport recreational activity sessions for King's College London students.

Description: The Burton Lecture is an annual lecture by the Chemistry Department of King's College London.

Description: Marine Le Pen: La Dernière Marche? (The Last Step?) (English subtitles/90 min) — Followed by Q&A with Emmanuel Blanchard and Grégoire Kauffmann. On the eve of the French Presidential election, with Marine Le Pen currently leading opinion polls for the first round, Emmanual Blanchard and Grégoire Kauffmann will present their new documentary on the Front National. Featuring a series of interviews with prominent FN members, the film traces the rise of the FN and analyses its electoral chances under the leadership of Marine Le Pen. The documentary will be followed by a question and answer session with the film makers.

Description: The YTL Centre for Politics, Philosophy and Law presents a KCrim workshop: Structuring Justifications