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Lectures and Seminars, Trinity term 2014

University of Oxford Japan Social Sciences 414 Oxford Learning Institute Office 406 Maison Française Doctoral Training in the Social Sciences Oxford Martin School Archaeology Oxford Institute of Population Ageing Humanities 406 Anthropology and Museum Ethnography Saïd Business School TORCH Interdisciplinary Research Group Colleges, Halls and Societies 424 Education Classics Education/Philosophy of Education Balliol English Language and Literature Society of Great Britain (Oxford) Green Templeton English/History/History of Art/Theology/ Geography and the Environment Keble Music Interdisciplinary Area Studies/Politics Kellogg History and International Relations Lady Margaret Hall Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics International Development (QEH) Linacre Medieval and Modern Languages Internet Institute Lincoln Music Law Mansfield Music and Theology Politics and International Relations Nuffield Oriental Studies Social Policy and Intervention Oriel Oriental Studies and Queen’s Centre for Socio-legal Studies St Antony’s Theology and Religion Sociology St Catherine’s Mathematical, Physical and St Hugh’s Department for Continuing Life Sciences 410 St Peter’s Education 418 Trinity Chemistry Kellogg College Centre for Creative Wolfson Earth Sciences Writing Blackfriars Hall Engineering Science Regent’s Park e-Research Centre Institutes, Centres and Mathematical Institute Museums 419 Other Groups 428 Physics Ashmolean Museum Friends of the Bodleian Plant Sciences Bodleian Libraries Zoology Botanic Garden Medical Sciences 412 Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies COMPAS Biochemistry Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Clinical Neurosciences Studies Pathology Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Pharmacology Reuters Institute for the Study of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics Journalism Population Health Latin American Centre Psychiatry Foundation for Law, Justice and Society

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University of Oxford Japan Humanities APGRD public lecture series Office Colin Burrow will lecture at 2.15pm on 12 TORCH Interdisciplinary Research May in the Lecture Theatre, Ioannou Centre Lecture Group for Classical and Byzantine Studies. All welcome; no booking required. Dr Kazuo Inamori, founder, Kyocera and What is women's writing? Gender, Subject: ‘Shakespeare and epic’ KDDI, will lecture at 5pm on 9 May in the literature and culture Sheldonian Theatre. Pre-booking essential: Oscar Wilde and the Classics www.oxfordujapan.org/inamori. The following seminars, followed by an colloquium Subject: ‘Rebuilding Japan Airlines, the end-of-term workshop, will be given at A colloquium will be held to mark the 160th Inamori way’ 2pm on Fridays in the Ryle Room, Radcliffe anniversary of Wilde's birth on 11 July in the Observatory Quarter, unless otherwise Lecture Theatre, Ioannou Centre. Speakers noted. All welcome; refreshments will include: Stefano Evangelista, Isobel Hurst, be provided. Convenors: Professor Ros Goldsmiths, Shushma Malik, Manchester, Ballaster, Dr Pelagia Goulimari, Dr Cláudia Iarla Manny, Open/Oxford, Gideon Nisbet, Pazos Alonso, Professor Tim Whitmarsh Birmingham, Daniel Orrells, Warwick, Professor Tim Whitmarsh Kathleen Riley, freelance scholar, David 9 May, Seminar Room: 'To write as Rose, Paris, Iain Ross, freelance scholar, Sappho' Serena Witzke, North Carolina. With performances from Live Canon. Fee: £15. To Professor Miriam Leonard, UCL register: [email protected]. 23 May: 'Hannah Arendt on tragedy and revolution' Faculty of English Language and Professor Olga Taxidou, Edinburgh Literature 6 Jun: 'Thinking and acting with Antigone: natality, theatricality and Professor of Poetry Lecture violence' Sir Geoffrey Hill will deliver the Professor Dr Pelagia Goulimari and Ms Alicia of Poetry Lecture at 5.30pm on 6 May in the Livingstone Examination Schools. 20 Jun: Workshop Subject: ‘What you look hard at seems to look hard at you’ Faculty of Classics O’Donnell Lecture Annual lectures Professor Huw Pryce will deliver the O’Donnell Lecture at 5pm on 9 May in The following lectures will be given at 5pm Lecture Theatre 2, St Cross Building. in the Ioannou Centre for Classical and Subject: 'Medieval Welsh history in the Byzantine Studies. Victorian age’ Sybille Haynes Lecture South Asia Literature Colloquium Professor Larissa Bonfante, New York A colloquium dedicated to the literature of 28 Apr: ‘Runes and amber. The Etruscans South Asia’s writers will begin at 8.30am as mediators between the classical world on 30 May at St Cross Building. Conveners: and central Europe’ Professor Elleke Boehmer, Professor Ankhi Gaisford Lecture Mukherjee, Ben Holgate Professor Eleanor Dickey, Reading Astor Visiting Lectures 8 May: ‘ “Lucian's Shortbread Eating Professor George Levine will deliver a Primer”: how to make fun of your series of lectures and seminars. Open to all. language textbook?’ 5.30pm, 29 Apr, Tsuzuki Lecture Theatre, Don Fowler Memorial Lecture St Anne’s: ‘Science and religion from Herschel to Gould’ (followed by drinks Professor Joseph Farrell, Pennsylvania reception) 22 May: ‘Juno's Aeneid’ 1pm, 1 May, TORCH seminar room, David Lewis Lecture Radcliffe Humanities Building: ‘Crossing Professor Stephen Mitchell, Exeter boundaries: the challenges of working 28 May: ‘Identity and epigraphy in across science and humanities’ Christian Asia Minor’ (Panellists: George Levine, Sunetra Gupta, Michael Whitworth. Chair: Sally Shuttleworth. Lunch available from 12.30pm.) University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 407

5pm, 7 May, Lecture Theatre 2, St Cross Cindy Weinstein, Caltech Faculties of English /History/History of Building: ‘Victorian finance and death: Mon, 19 May, English Faculty, St Cross Art/Theology/Music money in Dickens’ Our Mutual Friend’ Building: ‘When is now? Time in (followed by drinks reception) American literature” The Bible in Art, Music and Literature interdisciplinary seminar 2pm, 9 May, Seminar Room A, St Cross Jeannine DeLombard, Toronto Building: ‘Paradox: the art of the scientific 22 May: ‘$40 for being prisoner: dignity, The following seminars will be given at 5pm naturalists’ slavery and redress in 19th-century on Mondays in the Danson Room, Trinity. American law and literature’ Convener: Dr C Joynes Postcolonial Writing and Theory Seminar David McWhirter, Texas A&M Dr Sarah Apetrei 29 May: ‘Modernism and modernity in 5 May: ‘Songs of Sion: psalmists for a new The following lectures will be given at the US South: the case of Eudora Welty’ dispensation in 17th-century Britain’ 5.30pm. Admission free for all events. Live or video-linked seating allocated on first- Alt-American Conference Hussey Seminar come, first-served basis on the day. Queuing Professor David Gowler, Emory A conference will be held on 30 and 31 May from 4.45pm. Tickets required for 15 and 16 Jun: ‘Killing the fatted calf: some at Ertegun House. Speakers: Jared Hickman, 29 May events: www.wolfsonlectureseries. variations on the reception of the Johns Hopkins, Hsuan Hsu, UC Davis, Sarah eventbrite.co.uk from 1 May (Ondaatje) and prodigal son’ Rivett, Princeton, Edward Sugden, KCL, 15 May (the Desais). Conveners: Professor Pekka Hämäläinen, Lloyd Pratt, Jason Bell Elleke Boehmer, Dr Ankhi Mukherjee Faculty of History and María del Pilar Blanco. Romesh Gunesekera Subject: ‘Implausible history, geography, Oxford Centre for Global History 8 May, Wolfson: ‘Janus: at the mirror wall’ science and literature of 19th-century Workshop America’ Michael Ondaatje A workshop will be held 2–5.30pm (followed 15 May, Wolfson: ‘Mongrel literature: a Long 18th Century Research-in- by drinks reception) on 30 May in the conversation’ Progress seminar Common Room, History Faculty. Speakers: Kamila Shamsie The Long 18th Century Research-in- Professor David Armitage, Harvard (Astor 20 May, Wolfson: ‘Who buried the Progress seminars will take place at 5.15pm Visiting Lectureship), Professor Nicholas bodies?’ on alternate Wednesdays from 30 April in Purcell, Professor James Belich. Places Seminar Room 3, 48 Woodstock Road, St limited; registration essential: global@ Professor Sukanta Chaudhuri, Jadavpur Anne's. Conveners: Octavia Cox, Grace Egan history.ox.ac.uk . Conveners: Professor 27 May, Wadham: ‘Blood-red clouds: James Belich, Dr Jan-Georg Deutsch, Dr Tagore and imperialism’ Victorian Literature seminar Margret Frenz Anita Desai and Kiran Desai The Victorian Literature seminars will take Oxford Centre for Global History/ 29 May, Wolfson: A conversation place at 5.15pm on alternate Mondays from Nuffield College Workshop 5 May in the History of the Book Room, 30 May, English Faculty, St Cross Building: St Cross Building. Conveners: Dr Stefano A workshop will be held 11am–5.30pm on South Asian writers’ PhD workshop. All Evangelista, Professor Sally Shuttleworth 26 May at Nuffield.P laces limited; welcome; contact: benjamin.holgate@ registration essential: [email protected]. wolfson.ox.ac.uk Early Modern Literature seminar uk. Speakers: Professor William Roger Dr Tiziana Morosetti with African Studies The Early Modern Literature seminars will Louis, Texas, Dr John Darwin, Gill Bennett, 5 Jun, Wadham:'What Africa? What take place at 5pm on alternate Tuesdays former FCO Chief Historian, Dr Simon Europe? Human zoos and the creation of from 29 April in the Breakfast Room, Potter, Bristol, Sir Ivor Roberts, Dame a European exotic' Merton. Convener: Professor David Helen Ghosh, National Trust, Professor Norbrook Thomas Otte, UEA, Professor Martin Dr Manav Ratti, Salisbury College, Thomas, Exeter; Dr Jay Sexton, Professor Maryland Samuel Beckett: Debts and Legacies Stephen Howe, Bristol, Professor Philip 19 Jun, Wadham: ‘Justice and the seminar Murphy, Institute of Commonwealth subaltern: Aravind Adiga's The White The Samuel Beckett: Debts and Legacies Studies, London. Conveners: Professor Tiger’ seminars will take place at 5.30pm on James Belich; Dr John Darwin; Dr Robert American Literature Research Seminar Tuesdays in the New Seminar Room, St Fletcher, Exeter; Dr Benjamin Mountford John’s. Convener: Dr Peter Fifield Subject: ‘The official mind at 50: The following seminars will be given at historians, policymakers and the 4.30pm on Thursdays at the Rothermere Medieval English Research seminar collective mind of government’ American Institute, unless otherwise The Medieval English Research seminars noted. Conveners: Lloyd Pratt, Michele will take place at 5.15pm on Wednesdays Mendelssohn in the History of the Book Room, St Cross Courtney Traub Building. Conveners: Professors Vincent 1 May, English Faculty, St Cross Building: Gillespie, Andy Orchard Postgraduate student job talk Jonathan Elmer, Indiana 8 May: ‘Poe’s ear’ 408 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Modern European History Research Wellcome Unit for the History of Dr Terje Lohndahl, Norwegian UST Centre Special Lecture Medicine 5 May: ‘A non-lexicalist model of language mixing’ Professor John Horne, Trinity College Research seminar series Dublin, will deliver the 2014 MEHRC Professor Mark Liberman, Pennsylvania The following seminars will be given at Special Lecture at 5pm on 6 May in the 12 May: ‘Tone without pitch’ 2.15pm on Mondays in the Seminar Room, Lecture Theatre, Faculty of History. All 47 Banbury Road. Conveners: Ms Marisa welcome. Details: claire.phillips@history. Faculty of Medieval and Modern Benoit, Ms Julianne Weis ox.ac.uk. Languages Subject: ‘When did the Great War end? Dr Richard McKay, Cambridge The time frames of the First World War’ 28 Apr: ‘Flush out the “gay ones”: Zaharoff Lecture venereal disease investigation and Seminar series: Belief and belonging in Mireille Huchon, Paris IV, will give the 2014 homosexual activity in post-WWII North the early modern world Zaharoff Lecture at 5pm on 15 May in the America’ Main Hall, Taylor Institution. Followed by The following seminars will be given at Dr Sarah Toulalan, Exeter drinks reception. 11.15am on Wednesdays in the Old SCR, 12 May: ‘ “Elderly years cause a total Subject: ‘Rabelais et l'art de la Balliol, unless otherwise noted. Conveners: dispaire of conception”: old age and stéganographie’ John-Paul Ghobrial, Lyndal Roper infertility in early modern England’ Clara Florio Cooper Memorial Lecture George Garnett Dr Rebecca Williams, Warwick 30 Apr: tbc Professor Carlo Ossola, Collège de France, 19 May: ‘Population control and the will deliver the Clara Florio Memorial Alan Strathern state in 1950s’ India: producing consent Lecture at 5pm on 12 May in the Main Hall, 7 May: ‘Converting kings: empirical through “unmet needs” ’ Taylor Institution. religiosity and patterns of ruler Dr Gayle Davis, Edinburgh Subject: ‘Un ritmo di continenti: le lingue conversion to monotheism in Polynesia, 2 Jun: ‘Bulls, baseness and bunk: medical e la poesia di Giuseppe Ungaretti’ Central Africa, Japan, Europe and responses to female infertility in mid- Southeast Asia c300– c1850 CE’ European Humanities Research Centre 20th-century Scotland’ (EHRC) Seminar Roundtable discussion Dr Bridget Gurtler, Princeton Lynn Hunt, UCLA Charlie Louth, Anna Camilleri, Katherine 9 Jun: ‘Reproduction reconceived: 5pm, 14 May, Lecture Room 3, Andrew Lunn-Rockliffe and Emanuela Tandello cryopreservation in science, medicine Wiles Building: ‘Histories of the self’ (in will give this term’s seminar at 4pm on and American culture’ conjunction with the Modern European 4 June in Room 2, Taylor Institution. History Research Centre and Oxford Professor Hilary Marland, Warwick Subject: ‘Romanticisms: Byron, Hugo, Centre for Global History) 16 Jun: ‘Girls’ bodies: the ends of health Leopardi’ advice literature in Britain, c1900’ Henrietta Harrison Sub-faculty of Italian 21 May: ‘The choice of Chinese Oxford Architectural History Seminar Workshop interpreters for the Macartney Embassy The following seminars will be given at of 1793: life stories, fidelity and the A workshop will be held at 2.30pm on 5.30pm in the Lecture Room of Lincoln's changing nature of knowledge’ 2 May in the Seminar Room, Radcliffe Turl Street rooms (formerly the Turl Bar, Humanities Building. To register: http:// Martin Christ, Tom Hamilton and Hannah entrance on Turl Street). www.italianstudies.ox.ac.uk/Sciascia2014. Williams Louise Campbell, Warwick Speakers: Guido Bonsaver, Joe Farrell, 28 May: ‘Religious belonging in the 12 May: ‘Imagining a new university: Basil Strathclyde, Martin McLaughlin and Oberlausitz’ (MC); ‘The ownership of Spence and the University of Sussex’ Elisabetta Tarantino. religious art in Paris towards the end of Subject: ‘Leonardo Sciascia’s “mala the Wars of Religion, 1574–1611’ (TH); Emma Anderson azione”: Il contesto, Todo modo and 1970s ‘Artists and the church in 18th-century 9 Jun: ‘Dining out – the restaurant in the Italian politics’ Paris’ (HW) Grand Hotel, 1880 to 1914’ Graduate Seminars James Amelang, Madrid Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and 4 Jun: ‘Conversion and credibility: three The following events will take place at 5pm Phonetics “reformed Spaniards” in London, 1621–9’ on Mondays in Room 10b, Taylor Institution, unless otherwise noted. Conveners: Martin Adam Smyth General Linguistics Seminar McLaughlin, Emanuela Tandello 11 Jun: ‘Do we still believe in the book? The following seminars will be given at Impermanent print in early modern Dr Francesca Southerden, Wellesley 5.15pm on Mondays in Room 2, Taylor England’ 5 May: ‘ “There the dance is”: Dante’s Institution. Conveners: Professor A Lahiri, Matelda’ Dr A Asudeh, Dr S Paoli Dr Paola Tiberii, Pescara Dr Christina Kim, Kent 14 May, Room 3: ‘Collocazioni: le parole 28 Apr: ‘Inferring the right alternatives in giuste per le tue idee’ pragmatic processing’ Sub-faculty of Italian Graduates 19 May: Postgraduate work-in-progress papers University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 409

Manuele Gragnolati, David Bowe, Faculties of Music and Theology Dr Nicolai Sinai and Professor Carlos Julia Hartley, Martin McLaughlin and Fraenkel Francesca Southerden Music and Theology Seminar 16 Jun: ‘Conclusions’ 26 May, Room 3: Presentation of the book The following seminars will take place Seminar on Jewish History and Amor che muove by Manuele Gragnolati at 5pm on Wednesdays in the Ruskin Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period J Justin Steinberg, Chicago Lane Lecture Room, Worcester, followed The following lectures will be given at 16 Jun: ‘Dante and the limits of the law’ by refreshments. Information: http:// 2.30pm on Tuesdays in the Oriental oxfordmusicandtheology.wordpress.com. Sub-faculty of Portuguese Institute. Convener: Professor Martin Conveners: The Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold, Goodman There will a seminar to commemorate Dr Matthew Cheung Salisbury the book launch of Eça de Queirós and Kim Czajkowski Peter Phillips, founder and director, The the Victorian Press at 5pm on 29 April in 29 Apr: 'Legal knowledge in Roman Tallis Scholars Room 2, Taylor Institution. Speakers: the Arabia: the Judaean Desert documents' 7 May: In conversation Portuguese Ambassador to the Court of St Dr Mary Marshall James, Professor T F Earle and Professor Professor Hugh Pyper, Sheffield 6 May: 'The use of the New Testament for Teresa Pinto Coelho. To register: events@ 21 May: ‘ “Where is it written about the the history of Judaism' mod-langs.ox.ac.uk. Convener: Dr Cláudia Magdalen?” Reading the Bible in Berg’s Pazos Alonso Wozzeck’ Professor Tessa Rajak 13 May: ‘The Jewish diaspora in the Dr Carol Harrison, Durham Faculty of Music century after the Destruction' 4 Jun: ‘ “A natural sense of hearing”: sound and meaning in Augustine’s On Dr Esther Chazon, Hebrew University Research colloquia Music’ 20 May: 'Alternate approaches to prayer' The following seminars will be given at Dr Vered Shalev 5.15pm on Tuesdays in the Denis Arnold Faculty of Oriental Studies 27 May: 'Jews, Christians and church Hall, Faculty of Music. Conveners: Ms Carina building in Capernaum' Venter, Mr Alexi Vellianitis Seminar on Abrahamic Religions Professor Gary Rendsburg, Rutgers Barak Schmool, Royal Academy of Music The following lectures will be given 3 Jun: 'How could a Torah scroll have 29 Apr: ‘What makes music funky: at 5.30pm on Mondays in the Oriental included the word za'atute?' rhythmic substructure and groove Institute. Conveners: Professor Martin theory in music from Africa and the Goodman, Dr Mark Edwards, Dr Nicolai Sinai Faculty of Oriental Studies and Queen’s African diaspora’ Professor Carlos Fraenkel Professor Rachel Beckles Willson, RHUL 28 Apr: ‘Violence and intolerance in the Inaugural Lecture 6 May: ‘Technicity and musical memory: Abrahamic religions’ Professor Richard Parkinson, Professor reflections on Edward W Said and other Katherine Perry and Anna of Egyptology, will deliver his inaugural threshold listeners’ Chrysostomides lecture at 5pm on 8 May in the Examination Dr Aaron Allen, North Carolina at 5 May: ‘Violence in Luke 22:35–8 and Schools. Greensboro Christian martyr descriptions from the Subject: 'The queen shrieks: the shock of 13 May: ‘Ecomusicology and the early Islamic descriptions’ ancient Egyptian poetry' challenges of sustainability’ James Bergida and Jonathon Wright Faculty of Theology and Religion Dr Freya Jarman, Liverpool 12 May: ‘Usury as bloodless warfare in the 20 May: ‘Watch my lips: the camp arguments of Ambrose and post-biblical Speaker’s Lectures in Biblical Studies potential of lip-syncing’ interpretation of Simeon and Levi’ The Tabernacle: What it means for Dr Tim Summers Sam Baddeley and Lucy Parker God to dwell amid his people 27 May: ‘Music and comics: musical 19 May: ‘Irenaeus’ Against Heresies and adventures in a silent medium’ outsiders in Christian hagiography’ Gary Anderson, Senior Research Visiting Fellow and Notre Dame, will deliver the Professor Michael Bull, Sussex Kim Czajkowski and Cecilia Palombo Speaker’s Lectures in Biblical Studies at 3 Jun: ‘To war with the senses: space, 26 May: ‘Pagans on Jewish misanthropy noon on the following dates at Keble. distance and cognition in a fully and anti-Jewish polemics in Coptic– 5 May: ‘The Tabernacle and seeing God’ mediated world’ Arabic Christian homilies’ 8 May: ‘Toward what telos does the Gregory Martin, Indianapolis Anthony Rabin and Marten Krijgsman Tabernacle narrative point?’ 10 Jun: ‘Robert Schumann's Waldszenen 2 Jun: ‘Forcible circumcision in the and the lessons of Faërie’ Second Temple period and the ethics of 12 May: ‘The Tabernacle and original sin’ war in Deuteronomy’ Marilou Polymeropoulou 15 May: ‘The Tabernacle and apophatic 17 Jun: ‘Chipmusic: musician networks, Charlotte Klingelhoefferand Dr Nicolai theology’ fields of power’ Sinai 9 Jun: ‘Tertullian against heresies and Qu’ranic polemic against Judaism’ 410 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Workshop Mathematical, Physical Department of Earth Sciences A workshop will be held at 2.30pm on and Life Sciences Seminars 13 May in the Gibbs Room, Keble. Attendance is limited to 20 and will be on The following seminars will be given at noon Department of Chemistry a first-come, first-served basis. To register, on Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Earth email [email protected] by Sciences. Convener: Dr R Katz RSC Chemical Landmark Award 9 May. Symposium Professor Siwan Davies, Swansea Subject: ‘Rethinking aniconic Israelite 2 May: ‘Ash, ice, mud: tephras and rapid religion: the role of the Ark in the Books The Department of Chemistry, in climate events’ of Samuel’ conjunction with the Royal Society of Chemistry, will be hosting a symposium Professor Terry Plank, Columbia/LDEO McDonald Centre to commemorate the 50th anniversary of 9 May: ‘Extending a continent: Conference Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin's Nobel Prize magmatism and lithosphere dynamics in Chemistry, and will mark the occasion across the basin and range’ The McDonald Centre will host a conference with a presentation by the RSC of a new- from 11am on 22 May until 1pm on 23 May Professor Richard White, Johannes style plaque. The event will commence at in the Blue Boar Lecture Theatre, Christ Gutenberg-Mainz 2.15pm on 6 May in the Inorganic Chemistry Church. To register: www.mcdonaldcentre. 16 May: ‘When the continental crust Laboratory Lecture Theatre. All welcome. org.uk. Convener: Professor Nigel Biggar melts’ Details: www.chem.ox.ac.uk. Subject: ‘In Defence of War’ Professor Allison Daley Hinshelwood Lectures Ian Ramsey Centre 23 May: ‘The Cambrian explosion and Biologically inspired problems Earth’s earliest super predators’ Seminars on Science and Religion in non-equilibrium statistical Professor Andrew Curtis, Edinburgh The following seminars will be given at dynamics 30 May: tbc 8.30pm on Thursdays, preceded by drinks at Professor David R Nelson, Harvard, 8.15pm, in the Sutro Room, Trinity. Free and Dr Andréa Tommasi, Geosciences will deliver the Hinshelwood Lectures open to the public. Convener: Dr A Pinsent Montpellier at 11.15am in the Lecture Theatre, PTCL, 6 Jun: ‘Feedbacks between deformation Dr Andrew Pinsent unless otherwise noted. and melts in the lithosphere– 8 May: ‘The divided brain and the 20 and 22 May: ‘Pollen grains, spider bags asthenosphere boundary’ spiritual sense of scripture’ and the dynamics of pressurised shells’ Dr Daniela Schmidt, Bristol Dr Taede Smedes, Radboud 27 and 29 May: ‘Competition and 13 Jun: ‘Past records of ocean 22 May: ‘Why is special divine action a cooperation on land and at sea’ acidification’ “problem”?’ 2.15pm, 2 Jun: ‘Defect-mediated Professor Mark Rehkamper, Imperial Professor Tom Simpson elongation of bacteria’ 20 Jun: ‘Trace metal stable isotopes 5 Jun: ‘The nature of religious and Physical and Theoretical Chemistry as versatile tracers – from mineral scientific belief’ Laboratory fractionations to planetary compositions’ Professor Tom McLeish, Durham, with Soft Matter, Biomaterials and Bishop John Pritchard and Professor Department of Engineering Science Interfaces seminars Alister McGrath 19 Jun: ‘Faith and wisdom in science’ The following seminars will be given at 4pm Maurice Lubbock Memorial Lecture (presentation, book launch and on Tuesdays in the John Rowlinson Seminar Dr Kinam Kim, President, Semiconductor discussion panel. Venue tbc; check centre Room (PTCL). All welcome. Conveners: Dr R Memory Business, Samsung Electronics Co website) P A Dullens, Professor J Yeomans Ltd, will deliver the 40th Maurice Lubbock Dr Maciej Lisicki, Warsaw Memorial Lecture at 4.45pm on 13 May in 6 May: ‘Near-wall translation and Lecture Room 1, Mathematical Institute. rotational diffusion of spherical Free but booking required: lubbock@eng. Brownian particles’ ox.ac.uk. Subject: ‘Technology innovations Professor Itai Cohen, Cornell revolutionising society’ 20 May: ‘Flight of the fruit fly’ Solid Mechanics and Materials Professor Paul van der Schoot, Eindhoven Engineering Group Seminar Series 17 Jun: ‘Role of solvent in supramolecular polymerisation’ The following seminars will be held at 2pm on Mondays in Lecture Room 8, IEB, Engineering Science. Dr Ludovic Noels, Liege 28 Apr: ‘Muti-scale methods with strain- softening: damage-enhanced MFH for composite materials and computational homogenisation for cellular materials with micro-buckling’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 411

Professor Chris Truman, Bristol Professor Reidun Twarock, York Dr Ishwaree Neupane, Kathmandu and 12 May: tbc 30 May: ‘Viruses and geometry – a new CERN perspective on virus assembly and anti- 12 Jun: 'Cosmology of a FLRW 3-brane J R Barber, Michigan viral therapy’ and late-time cosmic acceleration' 19 May: ‘Frictional elastic systems under periodic loading history-dependence, Professor Yang Cao, Blacksburg 19 Jun: tbc non-uniqueness and energy dissipation’ 13 Jun: ‘Gillespie algorithm for reaction- Colloquia diffusion systems’ Sonia Antoranz Contera The following lectures will be given at 2 Jun: ‘Biological physics with AFM: from Department of Physics 4.15pm on Fridays in the Martin Wood single molecules function to live cells Lecture Theatre, Clarendon Laboratory. mechanics and nanomedicine’ Cherwell–Simon Lecture Tea in the Common Room at 3.45pm. Professor John Lambros, Illinois Conveners: J March-Russell, S Balbus, A Professor Peter Higgs, Professor Emeritus, 9 Jun: ‘Three-dimensional studies of Boothroyd, T Palmer Edinburgh, will deliver the Cherwell– particle fracture in Si- and Sn-based Li+ Simon Lecture at 4.30pm on 16 May in the Professor Carl M Bender, Washington, St composite electrodes’ Mathematical Institute. A drinks reception Louis Dr Daniel Balint, Imperial will follow. 23 May: ‘PT-symmetric quantum 16 Jun: ‘Dynamic discrete dislocation Subject: ‘My life as boson’ mechanics’ plasticity for extremely high strain rates' Dennis Sciama Memorial Lecture Mr Graham Farmelo, science writer, commentator, consultant e-Research Centre Professor James Binney will deliver the 30 May: ‘Churchill, Oxford physicists and 10th Dennis Sciama Memorial Lecture at the bomb’ The following lectures will take place at 5pm on 7 May in the Martin Wood Lecture 2pm on Tuesdays in Room 277 of the Oxford Theatre, Clarendon Laboratory. Department of Plant Sciences e-Research Centre, 7 Keble Road. Subject: ‘Galaxies and the intergalactic medium’ Professor Dawn Field Departmental research seminars 29 Apr: ‘The Biocode: a book on Halley Lecture The following seminars will be given at 1pm genomics beyond the human genome’ Professor Eliot Quataert, Berkeley, will on Thursdays in the Large Lecture Theatre, Dr Katherine McAuley deliver the 2014 Halley Lecture at 5pm Department of Plant Sciences. Convener: 6 May: tbc on 10 June in the Martin Wood Lecture Professor N Harberd Theatre, Clarendon Laboratory. Dr David Clark Dr Ari Sadanandom, Durham Subject: ‘How the universe evolved from 13 May: ‘An analysis of the relationship 1 May: ‘Ubiquitin-like protein, SUMO and smooth to lumpy – the physics of galaxy between conditional entropy and failed stress signalling in plants’ formation’ error propagation in software testing’ Dr Pascal-Antoine Christin, Sheffield Particles and Fields seminars Dr Jim Briggs 8 May: ‘Evolutionary enablers and the 20 May: ‘Identifying at-risk patients from The following seminars will be given at repeated origins C4 photosynthesis’ clinical data’ 4.15pm on Thursdays in the Dennis Sciama Dr Lindsay Turnbull Lecture Theatre, Department of Physics. Dr Sara Johansson Fernstad 15 May: ‘Ecological aspects of plant Convener: Professor Subir Sarkar 27 May: ‘Designing visual analysis tools growth’ for exploration of microbial ecology’ Professor Fernando Alday Professor Stephen Blackmore, Royal 1 May: 'Non-perturbative results for Dr Gabriel Bodard Botanic Garden, Edinburgh structure constants in N=4 SYM' 3 Jun: ‘Networking ancient people’ 22 May: ‘Challenges in plant Dr Jorge Casalderrey Solana, Barcelona conservation’ Mathematical Institute 8 May: 'Gauge/string duality, hot QCD and Professor John Mackay heavy ion collisions' 29 May: ‘Evolution of resistance to Mathematical Biology and Ecology Dr Thomas Grimm, Max-Planck Institute herbivory: a role for gene expression in Seminars for Physics forest trees’ The following seminars will be held at 2pm 15 May: 'F-theory compactifications' Dr Ian Dobbie and Dr Eva Wegel on Fridays in Lecture Room 5, Mathematical Professor John Ellis, KCL 5 Jun: ‘An introduction to the Micron Institute. Convener: Sara Jolliffe (cmb@ 22 May: 'No-scale supergravity realisation Advanced Bioimaging Unit and some maths.ox.ac.uk) of the Starobinsky model of inflation' examples of plant imaging’ Dr Mitya Pushkin Dr Ciaran Williams, Niels Bohr Institute Jenkinson Fund Seminar 2 May: ‘Two exact solutions in the theory 29 May: 'Bounding the Higgs width at Professor Ben Scheres, Wageningen of biogenic mixing by microorganisms’ the LHC' 12 Jun: ‘Root meristem homeostasis Professor Mary Myerscough, Sydney controlled by a transcription factor Dr Michael Duerr, Max-Planck Institute for 16 May: ‘Modelling atherosclerotic gradient’ Nuclear Physics plaque formation: boundaries, balances 5 Jun: 'New gauge theories for baryon and bifurcations’ and lepton numbers' 412 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Professor Richard Mithen, Institute of Medical Sciences Department of Pharmacology Food Research, Norwich 19 Jun: ‘Development of high- Pharmacology, Anatomical Department of Biochemistry glucoraphanin broccoli and its potential Neuropharmacology and Drug impact upon human health’ Discovery Seminars Louise Johnson Memorial Lecture The following seminars will be held at Department of Zoology Professor Sir Tom Blundell, Cambridge, noon on Tuesdays in the Lecture Theatre, will deliver the first Louise Johnson Department of Pharmacology, unless Seminars Memorial Lecture at 4pm on 1 May otherwise noted. in the Seminar Room, Department of The following seminars will be given at Biochemistry. Professor David Eisner, Unit of Cardiac 4pm on Mondays in the Lecture Theatre B, Subject: 'Genomes, structural biology Physiology, Manchester. Host: Professor Tinbergen Building. Hosts: Professor and drug discovery: fighting resistance in Derek Terrar Timothy Coulson, Dr Cristian Capelli cancer and tuberculosis' 29 Apr: ‘Ups and downs of calcium in the Dr Margaret Couvillon, Sussex heart’ Rodney Porter Memorial Lecture 28 Apr: ‘Dancing bees communicate a Professor Sandip Patel, Department of Cell foraging preference for lands under high- Professor Peter E Wright, Scripps Research and Developmental Biology, UCL. Host: level agri-environment scheme’ Institute, will deliver the 16th Rodney Professor Antony Galione Porter Memorial Lecture at 4pm on Professor Russell Foster 6 May: ‘NAADP, two-pore channels 15 May in the Seminar Room, Department 12 May: ‘Light, time and sleep: the and complex Ca2+ signalling: the UCL of Biochemistry. discovery of a new photoreceptors experience’ Subject: 'Intrinsic protein disorder and system within the eye’ signaling complexity' Professor Stefan Knapp. Host: Dr Sridhar Professor Tim Clutton-Brock, Cambridge Vasudevan 19 May: ‘The origins of cooperation’ Nuffield Department of Clinical 13 May: tbc Neurosciences Professor Steven Ebert, Central Florida. Host: Dr Ming Lei Professor Heidi Johansen-Berg will lecture Thurs, 15 May: ‘Role of intrinsic cardiac at 4.30pm on 28 April in Lecture Theatre 2, catecholamines in embryonic and adult Academic Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital. hearts under stress’ Subject: 'Imaging and stimulating human brain plasticity' Dr Peter Widdowson, former Head of Pharmacology at OSI-Prosidion. Host: Dr Sir William Dunn School of Pathology Grant Churchill 20 May: ‘The perils of novelty: discovery Departmental seminars and clinical development of novel agents for metabolic diseases and their ultimate The following seminars will be given at 2pm demise’ on Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Medical Sciences Teaching Centre. Convener: Dr Professor Alan Williams, BHF Chair of Natalia Gromak Cardiovascular Science, Cardiff. Host: Professor Rebecca Sitsapesan Professor Carol Robinson 27 May: ‘The ryanodine receptor: a 16 May: 'Twenty years of structural therapeutic target in catecholaminergic biology in the gas phase' polymorphic ventricular tachycardia?’ Dr Gitta Stockinger, MRC National Institute Professor Anders Björklund, Wallenberg for Medical Research, London Neuroscience Center, Lund. Host: Dr Liliana 6 Jun: 'Plasticity in innate and adaptive Minichiello immune cells' 3 Jun: ‘Nurr1 and TFEB as targets for Dr Melina Schuh, MRC Laboratory of neuroprotective therapy in Parkinson’s Molecular Biology, Cambridge disease’ 13 Jun: 'New insights into aneuploidy in Professor Ole Paulsen, Cambridge. Host: mammalian oocytes' Professor Antony Galione Professor Sussan Nourshargh, William 10 Jun: ‘Presynaptic NMDA receptors Harvey Research Institute, Barts and the and their role in neocortical synaptic London School of Medicine and Dentistry plasticity’ 20 Jun: 'Neutrophil transmigration Professor R John Solaro, Department in vivo: mode, mechanisms and of Physiology and Biophysics, Illinois at pathogenesis' Chicago. Host: Dr Ming Lei 17 Jun: ‘Novel therapies for acquired and genetic cardiac disorders: an odyssey in translational medicine’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 413

Department of Physiology, Anatomy Nuffield Department of Population Dr Oliver Rivero-Arias and Genetics Health 16 Jun: ‘Valuing health-related quality of life: lessons learnt from the EQ-5D-5L Head of Department seminar series Sir Richard Doll Seminars in Public valuation study in Spain’ Health and Epidemiology The following seminars will be given at 1pm Professor Danny Dorling and 1.30pm on Fridays in the Large Lecture The following seminars will be given at 8 Jul: ‘Inequalities in health and wealth: Theatre, Sherrington Building. All welcome. 1pm on Tuesdays in the Lecture Theatre, possible implications for fertility rates, Convener: Dr Deborah Goberdhan Richard Doll Building, Old Road Campus. All infant survival and future population welcome. Conveners: Dr D Canoy, Dr F Bragg trends’ 2 May Professor Kai Kaila, Helsinki: Professor Carol Dezateux, London Department of Psychiatry ‘Mechanism of birth asphyxia seizures: 29 Apr: tbc the roles of blood brain barrier and brain Professor John McMurray, Glasgow A three-day course, aimed at clinicians, alkalosis’. Host: Professor Zoltán Molnár 6 May: tbc researchers and policymakers, will be held 9 May 14–16 July at Rhodes House. Speakers: Dr Michael Pawlita, German Cancer Professor Kevin Talbot: ‘Motor neurone Andrea Cipriani, Stefan Leucht, Deborah Research Center degeneration and RNA processing’ Caldwell, Toshi Furukawa, Tianjing 13 May: ‘Infection and cancer Dr Vladyslav Vyazovskiy: ‘The temporal Li, Georgia Salanti, Julian Higgins and associations analysed by multiplex dynamics of sleep: cortical mechanisms John Geddes. Fee: £1,000 to include serology’ and functional significance’ accommodation, breakfast and a gala Dr Reshma Jagsi, Michigan dinner. Information and to book: www. 16 May 20 May: ‘Current issues in post- psych.ox.ac.uk/news/course-on-network- Dr Mary McMenamin: ‘The role of the mastectomy radiotherapy’ meta-analysis-14th-2013-16th-july-2014, BBB in health and disease’ [email protected] or 01865 Dr Caleb Webber: ‘Disease, networks and Professor Dame Valerie Beral 223793. epistasis’ 27 May: ‘Rosalind Franklin, women and Subject: 'How to appraise, interpret and cancer’ 23 May publish a network meta-analysis' Dr Alexander Jeans, Oxford and Imperial Professor Stephen Duffy, London Meetings College Healthcare NHS Trust: ‘A new 3 Jun: ‘What would screening for lung perspective on amyloid-beta at the cancer in the UK look like?’ The following lectures will be held at synapse: enhanced glutamate release 9.15am on Tuesdays in the Seminar Room, Professor Paul Foster, London drives synaptic depression’ Department of Psychiatry, Warneford 10 Jun: ‘The UK Biobank Eye and Vision Dr Konstantinos Lefkimmiatis: ‘Cyclic Hospital. Consortium’ AMP signalling at the crossroads Professor Henrik Larsson, Karolinska between survival and cell death’ Professor Melanie Calvert, Birmingham 6 May: ‘Benefits and risks ofA DHD 17 Jun: ‘Current and best practices for 6 Jun medication: large-scale population- patient-reported outcome assessment in Professor Bart Vanhaesebroeck, UCL based studies of criminality, substance clinical trials’ Cancer Institute: ‘Isoforms of PI 3-kinase abuse and transport accidents’ in physiology and disease’. Host: Dr National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit Professor Alan Stein Deborah Goberdhan Seminars in Maternal and Infant Health 13 May: ‘The impact of postnatal and Care 13 Jun depression on child development: Dr Carolyn Carr: ‘Can stem cells mend a The following lectures will be given at mechanisms and a global perspective’ broken heart?’ 10.30am in the Lecture Theatre, Richard Dr Pavel Ovseiko Dr Samir El Andaloussi: ‘Comparison of Doll Building, Old Road Campus, unless 20 May: ‘Organisation, financing and oligonucleotide backbone chemistries otherwise noted. All welcome. Convener: Dr culture at the interface of medical and application of novel delivery Rachel Rowe schools and teaching hospitals: vehicles for splice switching therapy’ Professor Joanne Weinberg, British implications for AHSCs, AHSNs, BRCs, 20 Jun Columbia BRUs and CLAHRCs ’ Dr Peter Oliver: ‘Investigating the 11am, 1 May: ‘Developmental origins Dr Danny Whiting neuroprotective properties of TLDc of health and disease: insights from an 3 Jun: ‘Case-based ethics presentation’ proteins’ animal model of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Dr James Cantley: ‘Investigating the Disorder (FASD)’ Professor Paul Harrison mechanisms coupling beta cell mass and 10 Jun: ‘Recent advances in Professor Gordon Smith, Cambridge function with metabolic demand’ schizophrenia genetics and their clinical 2pm, 6 May, Teaching Room A, Rosemary implications’ Rue Building: ‘Why don’t we screen for stillbirth?’ Professor Ilina Singh, London 17 Jun: ‘Neuroethics and psychiatry: Professor Helen Ball, Durham intersection and integration’ 3 Jun: ‘Balancing health and safety – the case of infant sleep location’ Dr Seena Fazel 24 Jun: ‘Do psychiatric medications reduce the risk of violence?’ 414 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Dr Jonathan Price Social Sciences Mette Louise Berg, Ben Gidley, Rachel 1 Jul: ‘CPD half day – undergraduate Humphris, Hiranthi Jayaweera, Caroline education in psychiatry’ Oliver and Simon Rowe Doctoral Training in the Social Sciences 30 May: ‘Diasporas and migration – an Dr Alison Lennox ethnography of everyday togetherness 8 Jul: Case presentation – tbc Annual Lecture and intensified diversity in Elephant and Professor Arjun Appadurai, New York, will Castle, south London’ deliver the first Doctoral Training in the Parker Shipton, Boston Social Sciences Annual Lecture at 4pm on 13 Jun: ‘Civilisation without 29 April in the Manor Road Building. centralisation: elders, sovereigns and Subject: ‘What is special about university- subversion in Africa’s Lake Region’ based research?’ Pitt Rivers Museum Research Seminar School of Anthropology and Museum in Visual, Material and Museum Ethnography Anthropology The following seminars will be given at 1pm Evans-Pritchard Lectures on Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Pitt Rivers Society and writing in ancient Museum (via Robinson Close). Conveners: Cyprus Dr C Harris and VMMA postgraduate students Dr Philippa Steele will deliver the 2014 Evans-Pritchard Lectures at 5pm in the Old Haidy Geismar, UCL Library, All Souls. 2 May: ‘Digital museum’. Followed by 7 May: ‘The advent of literacy on Cyprus’ a group discussion at 4pm in the Pitt Rivers Lecture Theatre with Oxford 8 May: ‘Scripts and languages at Early Digital Ethnography Group and VMMA Iron Age Palaepaphos’ students 9 May: ‘ “Understanding” undeciphered Marcel Vellinga, Oxford Brookes scripts and unidentified languages’ 9 May: ‘Architecture and anthropology’ 14 May: ‘Visible language and ancient Elizabeth Edwards, De Montfort Cypriot identities’ 16 May: ‘Folded in time: contemplating a 15 May: ‘Cypriot writing at home and photographic album’ abroad’ 23 May: tbc Marett Memorial Lecture ARGO-EMR (Anthropology Research Professor Birgit Meyer will deliver the Group at Oxford on Eastern Medicines 2014 Marett Memorial Lecture at 5pm on and Religions) 2 May in the Saskatchewan Room, Exeter. The following seminars will be given at 5pm Convened by Exeter in association with on Wednesdays in the Pauling Centre, 58a the School of Anthropology and Museum Banbury Road. Conveners: Professor E Hsu, Ethnography. C Yun-Ju Subject: ‘How to capture the wow: awe and the study of religion’ Ramesh Pattni 30 Apr: ‘Suffering: causes and cures, a Departmental seminar series classical yoga perspective’ The following seminars will be given at 11am Robert Lai, Manchester on Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Pitt Rivers 14 May: ‘What is Chinese medicine? Museum (via Robinson Close). Details: An evolutionary system of innovation www.isca.ox.ac.uk/latest/seminars-and- perspective’ events/departmental-seminar. Conveners: Dr A Alvergne, Dr Z Olszewska ARGO-EMR workshop Elizabeth Ewart and Stanley Ulijaszek A workshop will be held from 1pm on 22–23 9 May: ‘Models in anthropology – models, May in the Pauling Centre, 58a Banbury muddles and metaphors’ Road. Conveners: Professor E Hsu, Dr M Cuomu. Please register at: tsomo.garpa@ Sophie Haines and David Zeitlyn gmail.com. 16 May: ‘Environments and technologies Subject: ‘The transmission of Tibetan – prediction and uncertainty’ medicine: spiritual growth, questions of Caroline Potter, Ramon Sarró and Zuzanna method and contemporary practice’ Olszewska. Discussant: Clare Harris 23 May: ‘Art and creativity – social anthropology of the arts: expression, genre and agency’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 415

Unit for Biocultural Variation and Dirk Rieger, City of Lübeck Oxford University Centre for Business Obesity (UBVO) seminar series 14 May, Gilbert Room: ‘Lübeck Taxation research seminars – traditions, individualities and The following seminars will be given at The following seminars will be given at innovations: the archaeology and 1pm on Thursdays at 61 Banbury Road. 11.30am. architecture of the capital of the Conveners: Professor S Ulijaszek, Dr A Hanseatic League’ Professor Robert J Peroni, Texas McLennan 30 Apr, Clore Lecture Room: ‘Formulary Marina Lozano, IPHES, Rovira i Virgili Emily Yates-Doerr, Amsterdam Institute apportionment in the US international 21 May, Herbertson Room: ‘Dental for Social Science Research income tax system: putting lipstick on microwear of the Homo species from 1 May: ‘ “How many bodies?” The clinic, a pig?’ Sierra de Atapuerca sites, Spain’ the kitchen and the context of obesity’ Professor Joshua D Blank, New York Richard Evershed, Bristol Nadine Levin, Exeter 14 May, Seminar room 13: tbc 28 May, Herbertson Room: ‘Milking 8 May: ‘Notions of, and practices for, the residues: molecular and isotopic Development of accounting thought measuring metabolism in post-genomic signatures from human prehistory’ science’ Professor Gary Previts, Case Western Christopher Stimpson and Ceiridwen Reserve, will lecture at 9am on 12 May. Amy Sharrocks, artist, filmmaker and Edwards Subject: ‘Issues in the development of sculptor 4 Jun, Herbertson Room: ‘Palaeozoology accounting thought in the United States’ 15 May: ‘Bodies of water’ and the Nefud Desert’ (CS) and ‘Using a Novak Druce seminar series Unit for Biocultural Variation and multidisciplinary approach to determine Obesity (UBVO) workshop the origins of red deer in Ireland’ (CE) Professor Arne Kalleberg, North Carolina 10am, 14 May: ‘Good jobs, bad jobs: A workshop will be held from 2–5.30pm Kathryn Boulden, Cambridge the rise of polarised and precarious on 22 May at St Cross. Please register 11 Jun, Herbertson Room: ‘Sheep, bones employment systems in the United before 9 May at: http://tinyurl.com/ and stones: understanding variability in States, 1970s to 2000s’ foodsystemsadvocacy. Conveners: Professor ovicaprid and cattle δ13C and δ15N across S Ulijaszek, Dr A McLennan prehistoric Britain’ Maryam Hussain, Ernst & Young, and Subject: ‘Food systems advocacy’ Steve Caine Arkadiusz Marciniak, Poznań 12.30pm, 27 May: ‘Corporate fraud: the Study day 18 Jun, Herbertson Room: ‘New human factor’ (tbc) chronological analysis of late Çatalhöyük A study day will be given by the British East: the minutiae of change towards the Distinguished Speaker Series Centre for Durkheimian Studies beginning end of the 7th millennium cal BC’ at 10.45am on 26 April at Maison Française. Baroness Amos, United Nations, will Featuring Raquel Weiss, Brazil, Alexander deliver a Distinguished Speaker Lecture at Saïd Business School Riley, US, and Roger Cotterrell, London. 5.15pm on 17 June. To register: www.sbs. Please register: william.pickering@anthro. oxford.edu/events. The following events will take place at the ox.ac.uk. Convener: Dr W Pickering Subject: In conversation with Baroness Saïd Business School. Subject: ‘Durkheim, symbol and reality’ Amos Clarendon Lectures in Management Conferences School of Archaeology Studies Powershift: Women in the World The architecture of collapse: the Research Laboratory for Archaeology Economy Forum global system in the 21st century and the History of Art seminars This conference will take place from 8.45am Mauro F Guillen, Dr Felix Zandman The following seminars will be held at on 28 May. More information: www.sbs. Professor of International Management, noon on Wednesdays in the Dyson Perrins oxford.edu/powershift. Wharton School, Pennsylvania, will Building. Convener: michael.dee@rlaha. Subject: ‘Women and finance’ deliver the 2014 Clarendon Lectures in ox.ac.uk Management Studies at 5.30pm. Private Equity Forum Daniela Boos Pedroza and Yiu-Kang Hsu 29 Apr: ‘Complexity and coupling in the The 2014 conference will take place from 30 Apr, Gilbert Room: ‘Stable oxygen global system’ 8.45am on 5 June. More information: www. isotopes as tracers of geographic 30 Apr: ‘Two intriguing cases of sbs.oxford.edu/ideas-impact/privateequity. location for brochantite formation in complexity and coupling: the Eurozone the urban atmosphere’ (DBP) and ‘The Oxford Africa Business Conference and the US/China relationship’ metallurgical network during the Early This conference will begin at 12.30pm on Bronze Age of Eurasia’ (Y-KH) 1 May: ‘Isomorphism, impermeability 23 May at Saïd Business School and Oxford and institutional diversity’ Efi Nikita, American School of Classical Union. To register: http://goo.gl/eNhhxy. Studies, Athens Conveners: Africa Oxford Business Network 7 May, Gilbert Room: ‘Who went where? and Oxford Africa Society Mobility patterns in the Southern Aegean during the Early Bronze Age’ 416 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Department of Education Dr Jeanette Atkinson School of Interdisciplinary Area 20 May: ‘Learning to respect: affective Studies/Department of Politics and Public seminar programme principles’ International Relations The following seminars will be given at Professor Ron Barnett, Institute of Seminar in Modern Israel Studies 5pm on Mondays in Seminar Room A, Education, London Department of Education. 3 Jun, Harcourt Campus, Oxford Brookes: The following seminars will be given at 5pm ‘Understanding the university’ on Mondays in the ground floor seminar Professor Roumyana Slabakova, room, School of Interdisciplinary Area Southampton and Iowa, and Professor Monday Public Seminar Studies. Convener: Derek Penslar Lydia White, McGill. Convener: Dr Victoria Dr Claire Donovan, Brunel Murphy Mon, 9 Jun: ‘From multiversity to Yair Wallach, SOAS 28 Apr: ‘Pronoun interpretation in the postmodern university’ 12 May: ‘From the Ashkenazi Arab to the second language’ Arab Ashkenazi' Professor Monica McLean, Nottingham Professor David Buckingham, 10 Jun: ‘A capabilities approach to Orit Rozin, Tel Aviv Loughborough. Convener: Dr Rebecca educating public-good professionals’ 2 Jun: ‘Fear and trembling along the Eynon Israeli border in the 1950s' R S Peters Memorial Lecture 12 May: ‘Constructing the consuming Professor Stefaan Cuypers, Leuven, Michael Brenner, Munich and American child: discourse, policy and public Belgium University knowledge’ 2pm, Fri, 13 Jun: ‘Child-centred education 9 Jun: ‘From Altneuland to Neuland: Professor Sonia Livingstone, LSE. and R S Peters’ critique of the 1967 Israel as fantasy and reality' Convener: Dr Chris Davies Plowden report’ 19 May: ‘The class: connections and Department of International Dr Carina Henriksson, Australian Catholic disconnections in the digital age’ Development (Queen Elizabeth House) University Professor Jo-Anne Baird, Dr Therese 24 Jun, Harcourt Campus, Oxford Distinguished Visitor Lecture Hopfenbeck and Dr Daniel Caro. Convener: Brookes: ‘ “What they had been waiting Professor Harry Daniels for” – hermeneutic phenomenology in Guy Standing, SOAS, will lecture at 2pm 2 Jun: ‘Predictability in high-stakes education’ on 15 May in Seminar Room 2, Department assessment: students' approaches to of International Development. Contact: learning’ School of Geography and the [email protected]. Environment Subject: 'A precariat charter: from Dr Claire Donovan, Brunel. Convener: Dr denizens to citizens' Alis Oancea Power, Space and Theory seminar series 9 Jun: ‘From multiversity to postmodern Refugee Studies Centre university’ John Agnew, UCLA and Belfast, will lecture Public seminar series at 4pm on 6 May in the Lecture Theatre, Professor Kenneth Ruthven, Cambridge. School of Geography and the Environment, The following seminars will be given at Convener: Dr Gabriel Stylianides for the Transformations and Technological 5pm on Wednesdays in Seminar Room 1, 16 Jun: ‘Developing a dialogic approach Natures clusters. All welcome. Convener: Department of International Development. to early-secondary science and Ian Klinke Conveners: Dr Cathryn Costello, Dr mathematics teaching: insights and Subject: ‘Where is sovereignty?’ Alexander Betts findings from the epiSTEMe project’ China’s Water Future seminar Dr Dallal Stevens, Warwick Law School Department of Education/Philosophy 30 Apr: ‘Refugee identity and protection An Oxford University–WWF-UK seminar will of Education Society of Great Britain in the Middle East: legal lacuna or take place 4–6pm on 6 May in the Blue Boar (Oxford) political pragmatism?’ Lecture Theatre, Christ Church. Professor Kelly M Greenhill, Tufts Religion, Philosophy and Education Professor Li Yuanyuan, Ministry of 7 May: ‘Weapons of mass migration: Forum Water resources, PR China: ‘Current and forced displacement, coercion and future water challenges in China’ The following seminars will be held at 5pm foreign policy’ on Tuesdays at 15 Norham Gardens, unless Dr David Tickner, WWF-UK: ‘Strategic 14 May: tbc otherwise noted. All welcome. Contact: alis. principles and frameworks for water [email protected]. management in China and beyond – Dr Michele Foster, Melbourne Law School lessons from a global review’ 21 May: ‘Refuge from deprivation: socio- Dr Eleonora Belfiore, Warwick economic harm and non-refoulement in 6 May: ‘ “Impact” and “value” in the Professor Jim Hall: ‘Infrastructure international law’ neoliberal monoculture: making sense vulnerability to water-related risks in of the question of value in the arts and China’ Dr Daniel Wilsher, City, London, and humanities’ Francesca Cancellaro, Bologna 28 May: ‘Arbitrary detention of asylum- Dr Ruth Heilbronn, Institute of Education, seekers: a comparison of some recent London practice from Italy and the UK’ 13 May: ‘Reclaiming, reframing solidarity in teacher education’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 417

Professor Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen, OII Bellwether Lectures Department of Politics and Danish Institute for Human Rights International Relations Professor Tim Wu, Columbia Law School, 4 Jun: ‘The law and politics of non-entrée’ will lecture at 5pm on 23 May at the Fulbright Distinguished Lecture in Statelessness and International Ioannou Centre for Classical and Byzantine International Relations Law Studies. Subject: ‘Your attention please: should Professor Joseph E Stiglitz, Columbia, will A two-day course will be held 17–18 May human attention be treated as a scarce deliver the Fourth Annual Oxford Fulbright covering topics on statelessness today. resource?’ Distinguished Lecture in International Closing date for applications 25 April: www. Relations at 5pm on 23 May in the Pichette rsc.ox.ac.uk/statelessness. Faculty of Law Auditorium, Pembroke. Pre-registration International Summer School in essential: www.politics.ox.ac.uk. Forced Migration Centre for Criminology Subject: ‘Learning from the Great Recession: lessons for global economics, A Summer School will take place 7–25 July Criminology seminar series finance and policy’ aimed at mid-career or senior policymakers The following lectures will be given at and practitioners involved with Centre for International Studies (CIS) 3.30pm on Thursdays in the Wharton Room, humanitarian assistance and policy-making All Souls. Drinks at 5pm. Professor Karen J Alter, Northwestern, will for forced migrants, as well as researchers lecture at 12.30pm on 6 May in the White specialising in the study of forced migration. Ben Emmerson, QC & Case Lecture Room, Faculty of Law. To Closing date for applications 1 May: www. 1 May: ‘Internet surveillance and national register: [email protected]. rsc.ox.ac.uk/summer-school. security’ uk. Humanitarian Innovation Professor Linda Teplin, Northwestern Subject: 'The new terrain of international Conference 15 May: tbc law: courts, politics, rights'

A conference will take place 19–20 July Roger Hood Annual Lecture Alex Ntung will lecture at 1pm on 14 May in to provide a platform for discussion and Seminar Room A, Manor Road Building. Professor Kelly Hannah-Moffat, Toronto, debate, bringing together actors from Subject: 'Conflicts and post-conflicts will lecture at 5pm on 23 May in the Lecture UN agencies, NGOs, academia, and both dynamics (DRC and Rwanda): occult Theatre, Manor Road Building. Followed by the public and private sectors. Deadline beliefs versus modern politics, truth a drinks reception. for registration 30 June: www.rsc.ox.ac. versus justice and justice versus peace' Subject: ‘Moving targets: reputational uk/events/humanitarian-innovation- risk, rights and accountability in Dr Jane Boulden, Royal Military College of conference. punishment’ Canada, will lecture at 12.30pm on 16 May in Seminar Room A, Manor Road Building. Oxford Internet Institute Public International Law Lunchtime Subject: ‘Responding to conflict in Discussion Group Africa: the United Nations and regional Philosophy and Technology Seminar The following lectures will be given at organisations' Series 12.30pm for 12.45pm on Thursdays in the Professor Ian Goldin will lecture at 5pm The following seminars will be given at Old Library, All Souls, unless otherwise on 2 June in Seminar Room G, Manor Road 12.30pm at the Oxford Internet Institute. noted. No RSVP necessary. Part of the British Building. Convener: Professor L Floridi Branch of the International Law Association Subject: 'Divided Nations: why global programme; supported by the Law Faculty Dr Sabina Leonelli governance is failing, and what we can do and OUP. 1 May: ‘Researching life in the digital age: about it' (book launch) a philosophical analysis of data-intensive Dr Anastasios Gourgourinis, Athens Dr Sarmila Bose and Dr Faisal Devji will biology’ 1 May, the Cube: ‘The effect of investment lecture at 2pm on 17 June in Seminar Room treaty arbitration on WTO dispute Dr Niklas Lundblad, Google A, Manor Road Building. settlement: tobacco plain packaging 15 May: tbc Subject: 'Indian elections: politics beyond disputes and beyond’ numbers' ICT4D Seminar Series Judge Giorgio Gaja, International Court of Indra de Lanerolle, Witwatersrand, will Justice lecture at 4.30pm on 7 May at the Oxford 8 May: ‘The International Court of Internet Institute. Justice's approach to injuries suffered by Subject: ‘An internet of the poor – a poor individuals’ person’s internet? Internet connectivity Professor Mads Andenas, Oslo and use in 12 African countries’ 15 May: ‘Arbitrary detention in international law’ Professor Jan Klabbers, Helsinki 22 May: ‘Controlling international organisations: between function and virtue?’ 418 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Book Manuscript Workshop Professor Josh Getzler Department for Continuing 27 May: ‘Water as a challenge to Thomas Hale will hold a workshop on his possession and property’ Education book manuscript Between Interests and Law: The Politics of Commercial Disputes under Dr Levi Roach, Exeter Kellogg College Centre for Creative Private Institutions and Public Authority 3 Jun: ‘Beyond literacy and orality? Legal Writing 12–4.30pm on 21 May in Seminar Room G, norms and property law in later Anglo- Manor Road Building. Speakers: Kalypso Saxon England’ Creative Writing seminar series Nicolaïdis, Walter Mattli, Duncan Snidal, Professor Ian Maclean Jan Kleinheisterkampf, LSE, Lauge Kirsty Gunn will give a seminar at 5.30pm 10 Jun: ‘Legalism in the higher disciplines Poulsen, Taylor St John, Christian Arnold on 13 May in the Mawby Room, Kellogg. of early modern Europe (theology, law, and Anthony Dicks, SOAS. To register: Refreshments at 5pm; all welcome. medicine): a comparative survey’ [email protected]. Draft Subject: ‘Writing music’ chapters of manuscript will be sent in Professor Justin Steinberg, Chicago advance to those attending. Co-sponsored 17 Jun: ‘Dante’s otherworldly journey and by the Global Economic Governance the limits of legalism’ Programme. Department of Sociology Oxford Spring School Course The Oxford Spring School in Quantitative The following seminars will be given at Methods for Social Research will run a 12.30pm on Mondays in Seminar Room G, course 23–25 June in the Manor Road Manor Road Building, unless otherwise Building, taught by Professor Jeff Gill. noted. All welcome. Conveners: Francesco Registration and information: http:// Billari, Michael Biggs springschool.politics.ox.ac.uk/index.asp. Dr Marc Ventresca Subject: 'Bayesian hierarchical models for 2.30pm, 28 Apr: tbc social research' Dr Manali Desai, Cambridge Department of Social Policy and 12 May: ‘Democracy, inequality and Intervention party-movement relationships in three Indian states’ Alumni Lecture Associate Professor Susanne Choi, Jacqueline Bhabha, Harvard School of Chinese University of Hong Kong Public Health, will deliver the 2014 Alumni 11am, 13 May: ‘Masculine compromises: Lecture at 5pm on 8 May in Jesus College migration and family in China’ Ship Street Lecture Theatre; followed by Professor Rory Fitzgerald, City, London a drinks reception. All welcome; RSVP to 19 May: ‘Searching for evidence of [email protected]. acculturation: attitudes towards Subject: ‘Making a difference: policy, homosexuality amongst migrants practice and human rights’ moving from Eastern to Western Europe’ Centre for Socio-legal Studies Associate Professor Paola Profeta, Bocconi 2 Jun: ‘From family culture to welfare St John’s/CSLS Legalism seminar series state design’ The following seminars will be given at Professor Mike Savage, LSE 4.30pm on Tuesdays at the St John’s College 9 Jun, Lecture Theatre: tbc Research Centre. Convener: Dr Hannah Pamela Oliver, Wisconsin, Skoda, Dr Fernanda Pirie 16 Jun: ‘The ethnic dimension of social Dr Conrad Leyser movements’ 29 Apr: ‘Church property in the Latin Pamela Oliver, Wisconsin West, 200–1200: starting over’ 3.30pm, 17 Jun, Criminology Meeting Dr Toby Kelly, Edinburgh Room: ‘Racial disparities in US criminal 6 May: ‘Judging conscience: British justice’ pacifists in the Second World War’ Ernest Caldwell, SOAS 13 May: ‘Theorising the dynamics of socio-legal change in early China’ Professor Alan Macfarlane, Cambridge 20 May: ‘Legalism and modernity: England and Japan’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 419

Institutes, Centres and Botanic Garden Professor Christine M Jacobsen, Dr Synnøve Kristine Nepstad Bendixsen and Museums Summer lectures Marry-Anne Karlsen, Bergen 22 May: 'Provision of welfare to irregular The following lectures will be given at Ashmolean Museum migrants: exploring the borders of the 6.30pm on Thursdays in the Daubeny Norwegian welfare state' Lecture Theatre (at the front of the Botanic William Cohn Memorial Lecture Garden). Followed by drinks reception. Dr Charlotte O’Brien, York Professor Jessica Rawson will deliver Tickets: £8 per talk; £36 for the series. 29 May: 'Feeding a xenosceptic culture: the 45th William Cohn Lecture at 5pm on legal and administrative penalties for Judy Webb 20 May in the Headley Lecture Theatre, being European' 22 May: ‘The Lye Valley and the Ashmolean Museum. “twinkling stars in the shadowy grass...” ’ Dr Elaine Chase Subject: ‘The Terracotta Warriors in 5 Jun: ' "The next day you are on the the context of Eurasia: origins and Tom Price street": the tactics of time in managing inspiration’ 12 Jun: ‘The Japan hotspot – collecting welfare support to young people subject and conserving the flora of Japan’ Research seminars to immigration control as they make the Guy Horwood transition to adulthood' The following seminars will be given at 1pm 19 Jun: ‘The Czech Republic with the on Thursdays at the Ashmolean Museum. Dr Isabel Shutes, LSE International Dendrology Society’ Tea and coffee will be provided; those 12 Jun: ' "We're all excluded together": attending are welcome to bring sandwiches. Ben Jones work-related conditionality and the Convener: Mark Norman 26 Jun: ‘Ethiopia: plants, people and welfare entitlements of UK, EEA and places’ non-EEA citizens' Julian Baker 8 May, Education Studio: ‘The Astall/ Nick Wray, Bristol Botanic Garden Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Oxfordshire Hoard of English gold coins 3 Jul: ‘Endemic Sorbus in the Avon Gorge’ Studies (1470–1526)’ Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies Matthew Walker David Patterson Seminars 12 Jun, Headley Lecture Theatre: Lecture series The following seminars will be given at 8pm ‘William Talman and the processes on Wednesdays at the Oxford Centre for of architectural collecting in Britain, The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies Hebrew and Jewish Studies, Yarnton Manor. 1680–1715’ lecture series will be held at 5.30pm on the Convener: Professor Martin Goodman first four Mondays of Trinity term in the Bodleian Libraries Old Library, Hertford. Further details will be Professor Miri Rubin, QMUL published at www.ocbs.org as soon as they 30 Apr: ‘Ecclesia and Synagoga: Oxford Seminars in Cartography become available. continuity and change’ Dr Heather Winlow, Bath Spa, will lecture Dr Piet van Boxel COMPAS at 5pm on 8 May in the Centre for the 7 May: ‘The hare on the throne: the Environment, South Parks Road. Barcelona Haggadah and the tale of Seminar Series: Borders of the welfare Subject: ‘ “Strangers on their own land”: freedom’ state: exploring the tensions between ideology, policy and rational landscapes migration enforcement and welfare Dr Joanna Weinberg in the United States, 1825–1934’ state entitlements 14 May: ‘A humanist in the Klaus: Jacques Lyell Lectures Bongars meets the Maharal of Prague’ The following seminars will be given at Almost identical: copying books in 2pm on Thursdays in the Pauling Centre, Professor Sir Fergus Millar England, 1600–1900 Humanities, 58a Banbury Road. Convener: 21 May: ‘In search of Rabbinic Judaism in COMPAS Welfare Cluster late-antique Palestine’ Professor Henry Woodhuysen will deliver the 2014 Lyell Lectures at 5pm in the T S Dr Sebastien Chauvin, Amsterdam Professor Sarah Pearce, Southampton Eliot Lecture Theatre, Merton. 1 May: 'Becoming less illegal: 28 May: ‘The Image and its Prohibition in 29 Apr: ‘ “All my deed but copying is”: deservingness frames and Jewish Antiquity’ (book launch) bibliography and the cult of the copy’ undocumented migrant incorporation' Dr Stephen Herring 1 May: ‘Making defect perfection: Reader Colm O’Cinneide, UCL 11 Jun : ‘Reassessing humans as the image maimed and deformed books’ 8 May: 'The fundamental social rights of of God in the Hebrew bible’ irregular migrants under the European 6 May: ‘Engraving manuscripts and Professor George Rousseau Social Charter: central or marginal to antiquarian reprints’ 18 Jun: ‘What did it mean to be a high- their access to services in Europe?' profile public-figure Jew in Georgian 8 May: ‘After Roxburghe: scarcity and Professor Virginie Guiraudon, National London? Context and a microhistory’ supply’ Center for Scientific Research 13 May: ‘Facsimiles, forgeries and fakes’ 15 May: 'Politics v policy: minding the gap between talk, decision and action in welfare entitlements for non-nationals' 420 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Oxford Seminar in Advanced Jewish Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Dr Milly Williamson, Brunel Studies: The reception of Josephus in 28 May: ‘Representations of Islam and the early modern period Special Lectures the issue of free speech: a case of the UK and French press’ The following seminars will take place The Rt Hon Hugh Robertson, MP, Minister 2.30–4pm on Wednesdays, unless of State, Foreign Office, will lecture at 5pm Dr Hazem Kandil, Cambridge otherwise noted, in the Quarrell Room, on 12 May in the Examination Schools. 4 Jun: ‘Unlocking the world of Muslim Exeter. Conveners: Dr Joanna Weinberg, Subject: ‘British policy in the Middle East’ Brothers in Egypt’ Professor Martin Goodman Mr Jan Eliasson, Deputy Secretary General, Professor Magnus Marsden, Sussex Dr Cristiana Facchini, Bologna United Nations, will lecture at 5pm on 11 Jun: ‘Afghan merchants’ trading worlds 30 Apr: ‘Simone Luzzatto and Leon 4 June at the Taylor Institution. across modern frontiers’ Modena and Josephus’ Subject: ‘The new global landscape: the Professor Niloofar Haeri, Johns Hopkins UN and the Muslim world’ Dr Gerlinde Huber-Rebenich, Bern 18 Jun: ‘In the presence of the Divine: an 7 May: ‘Illustrations of printed editions of Special Panel Discussion ethnographic study of praying among Josephus in the 15th and 16th centuries’ Muslim women in Iran’ Mr Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General, Professor Julian Weiss, KCL United Nations, will chair a panel discussion Reuters Institute for the Study of 14 May: ‘Spanish vernacular translations with the Elders (to include Jimmy Journalism in the late-15th and early-16th centuries’ Carter, former US President, Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Prime Minister of Scott Mandelbrote, Cambridge The business and practice of journalism Norway, Martti Ahtisaari, former President 21 May: ‘Josephus and the Septuagint in seminars of Finland, Fernando H Cardoso, former early modern thought’ President of Brazil, Mary Robinson, former The following seminars will be given at 2pm Dr Andrea Schatz, KCL President of Ireland, and Lakhdar Brahimi, on Wednesdays in the Barclay Room, Green Mon, 26 May: ‘Interesting times: former Algerian Foreign Minister) at 5pm on Templeton. Conveners: James Painter, John Yosippon and early modern Jewish 29 May in the Sheldonian Theatre. Entry by Lloyd, David Levy historiography’ ticket: www.oxcis.ac.uk/generalnews.html. Professor Lucy Küng, Jönköping Subject: ‘Conflict, dialogue and peace: Dr Thomas Roebuck, East Anglia 30 Apr: ‘Leadership overload in media speaking truth to power’ Mon, 2 Jun: ‘Edward Bernard, 1638–97 organisations: causes, consequences and and the editing of Josephus: religion, History of Islamic Science seminars possible solutions’ philology, Hebraism’ Professor George Saliba will give the Tom Standage, The Economist Professor Anthony Grafton, Princeton, and following seminars at 5pm at the Oxford 7 May: ‘News in the digital age, and how Professor William Sherman, York Centre for Islamic Studies. The Economist fits in’ 11 Jun: ‘In the margins of Josephus: two 1 May: ‘Al Kindi on Halley’s Comet’ Paul Lashmar, Brunel ways of reading’ 22 May: ‘Adam Smith on the decline of 14 May: ‘The intelligence agencies and Professor Mordechai Feingold, Caltech Islamic science’ their relations with the media’ 18 Jun: ‘William Whiston: reader and Representations of Islam and Society: Vincent Ni, Caixin magazine translator of Josephus’ Emerging Perspectives seminars 21 May: ‘From the Arab Spring to the Professor Anthony Grafton, Princeton Sino-Japan standoff: a Chinese media The following seminars will be given at 5pm 10am, Thurs, 19 Jun: ‘Josephus and perspective’ on Wednesdays at the Oxford Centre for ecclesiastical history’ Islamic Studies. Lindsey Hilsum, Channel 4 News Catherine Lewis Lectures 28 May: 'Attachment, detachment and The Revd Robin Griffith-Jones, Temple fear: reporting revolution in the Arab A universal Jewish library? The Church and KCL world' early modern origins of the 30 Apr: ‘Islam and English law and Bodleian Oppenheim Collection developments since the Controversy’ Professor Suzanne Franks, City, London 4 Jun: 'Reporting disasters: famine, aid, Dr Joshua Teplitsky will give a series of Dr Mark Johnson, Hull politics and the media' lectures 5–6pm on the following Tuesdays 7 May: ‘Pilgrim stories: Filipino Muslim in the Group Study Room, Radcliffe migrant workers in Saudi Arabia’ Trushar Barot, BBC News Science Library. Attendance is free but pre- 11 Jun: ‘The changing face of Dr Lucy Michael, Hull registration is essential as places are limited. newsgathering in the social and digital 14 May: ‘The recurring discourse of To book, email [email protected] or age’ “second generation”: how academic phone 01865 377946 (ext 126). Convener: and policy treatments of Muslim youth Will Gompertz, BBC Arts editor Dr César Merchán-Hamann undermine narratives of change’ 18 Jun: ‘What is news?’ 13 May: ‘Aspiring to a collection’ Dr Kostas Retsikas, SOAS 20 May: ‘Collecting a reputation’ 21 May: ‘The other side of the gift: 27 May: ‘Using a collection, losing a soliciting zakat in Indonesia’ collection’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 421

Reuters Institute/Nuffield College Latin American Centre Workshops Media and Politics seminars Professor Denis Galligan, Dr Monika Conference The following seminars will be given at 5pm Magyar, CEU, and Mr Max Watson will on Fridays in the Butler Room, Nuffield. An international conference organised by convene a workshop, beginning at 9.30am Conveners: James Painter, John Lloyd, Neil the Coalitional Presidentialism Project (CPP) on 29 April in the Buttery, on the legal, Fowler will be held 2–3 May in the Nissan Lecture constitutional, political and human rights Theatre, St Antony’s. To reserve a place: issues surrounding the prevalence of social Professor Raymond Kuhn, QMUL [email protected]. media in today’s society. 2 May: 'The Hollande presidency – things Subject: ‘Coalitional presidentialism in can only get better (can't they?)' Dr Naomi Creutzfeldt and Dr Christian comparative perspective: dynamics of Gill, QMU, Edinburgh, will convene a Andrew Sparrow, the Guardian executive–legislative relations in Africa, workshop, beginning at 9am on 30 April in 9 May: ‘Speed plus insight: live blogging Latin America and the former Soviet the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium, bringing and new ways of covering politics’ Union’ together academic, practitioner and policy Paul Taylor, Thomson Reuters Seminars perspectives to identify the key challenges 16 May: ‘Challenges and pitfalls of facing ombudsman schemes in the new The following seminars will be given at covering the Euro-zone crisis’ legislative landscape arising from the 5pm in the Seminar Room, Latin American EU’s recent alternative dispute resolution Anji Hunter, senior adviser to Edelman and Centre, 1 Church Walk, unless otherwise directive. former aide to Tony Blair stated. A glass of wine will be served 23 May: ‘Murdoch marries Blair – the following the discussions. All welcome. Professor Denis Galligan and Marija relationship between media, politics and Jovanovic will convene a workshop, Dr Daniel Ortega, CAF-Development Bank business’ beginning at 9am on 8 May in the Haldane of Latin America Room, discussing the business of traffic in Professor Jim Gallagher, Better Together 1 May: Presentation of CAF 2013 humans. Campaign report: ‘Enhancing productivity in 30 May: 'Scottish independence – the end Latin America: from subsistence to Film of the UK?' transformational entrepreneurship’ The Act of Killing will be screened at 7pm on Baroness Shriti Vadera, Strategy and Dr José Manuel Pueste, IESA. Convener: Dr 6 May in the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium. Finance Advisor and former UK Cabinet Diego Sánchez-Ancochea Introduction by Jennifer Robinson, Office Minister 9 May: ‘The political economy of Director of Legal Advocacy at the Bertha 6 Jun: ‘An insider view on business, Venezuela after Chavez: the end of the Foundation. politics and the media’ revolution?’ Oxford Learning Institute Reuters Institute/Oxford Media Professor Ben Fallaw, Colby College. Research seminars Convener: Professor Alan Knight Public seminar series 30 May: ‘Between the Maya and the The following seminars will be given at Mexican Revolution: mestizo politics and The following seminars will take place 5pm on Tuesdays in Seminar Room B or E, the new peonage in Yucatan, 1920–33' 4–5.30pm on Thursdays on Level 2, Department of Politics and International Littlegate House, St Ebbe’s. Open to anyone Relations, unless otherwise noted. Foundation for Law, Justice and Society interested in research into higher education. Convener: Nael Jebril All are welcome to attend drinks after Dr Bouchra Arbaoui, Amsterdam The following events will take place at the seminar. Abstracts for each of these 6 May, Room E: ‘Media fragmentation 5.30pm at Wolfson, unless otherwise noted. seminars are available at www.learning. and the immigration issue: a comparison To register: www.fljs.org/events. ox.ac.uk/courses/public. of 16 western European political systems’ Lectures Trudy Coe Mohammed-Ali Abunajela, Bedfordshire 1 May: ‘Gender equality in higher José van Dijck, Amsterdam 6pm, 20 May, Room E: ‘Al-Jazeera and the education: learning from international 28 Apr, Haldane Room: ‘Social media and Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt’ experience’ the culture of connectivity’ Dr Ella McPherson, Cambridge Dr Ursula Wingate, KCL 2014 Annual Lecture in Law and Society 3 Jun, Room B: ‘Contesting credibility: 8 May: ‘Academic literacy and student Professor Carlo Guarnieri, Bologna human rights reporting in Mexico’ diversity: towards an inclusive higher 28 May, Leonard Wolfson Auditorium: education pedagogy’ Dr Juan Pablo Artero 'Reassessing the civil law tradition: the 17 Jun, Room B: ‘Issues in media changing role of the judge’ Dr Anna Round, Northumbria concentration: Europe and the USA’ 15 May: ‘Student learner identity in a Book colloquium marketised higher education system’ Professor Denis Galligan and Dr Amir Professor Alan Brown, Warwick Paz-Fuchs, Sussex, will lead a colloquium 22 May: ‘Changing careers and identities: on 7 May in the Haldane Room. the role of learning and working in Subject: ‘Popular representations of developing career adaptability across the development: insights from novels, life-course’ films, television and social media’ 422 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Dr Colleen McKenna, HEDERA The Language of Science lectures John Christie, Pietro Corsi, Georgiana 29 May: ‘Extending and disrupting texts: Hedesan, Thomas Le Roux, CNRS, and Pierre Rosanvallon, Collège de France, will shifts in genre, mode and practice in John Perkins, Oxford Brookes, will organise lecture at 5.15pm on 30 April. Chair: Sudhir academic writing’ a workshop 10am–4pm on 10 May in Hazareesingh conjunction with the Society for the History Dr Jacqueline Stevenson, Leeds Subject: ‘From equality of opportunity to of Alchemy and Chemistry. Metropolitan the society of equals’ Subject: ‘Sites and networks: creating 5 Jun: ‘Religion and higher education: Gérard Berry, Collège de France, will a database for situating chemistry, developing a critical understanding of lecture at 5.15pm on 19 May. Chair: Pietro 1760–1840’ the experiences of religious students in Corsi UK secular universities’ Catherine Darbo-Peschanski, Laboratoire Subject: ‘Informal and formal languages d’Anthropologie Sociale, Paris, will organise Dr Leonard Holmes, Roehampton to deal with time and events’ a conference 9.15am–6pm on 23 May. 12 Jun: ‘Becoming a leader in higher Zaharoff Lectures Subject: ‘The inside and the outside education: an “emergent identity” (body, mind, species, territories). trajectory perspective’ The following lectures will take place at Anthropological issues/Intérieur 5.15pm on Thursdays, unless otherwise et extérieur (corps, esprit, espèces, Maison Française noted. territoires). Questions d’anthropologie’ Mireille Huchon, Paris IV The following events will take place at the Bodleian Libraries, German Embassy, 5pm, 15 May, Main Hall, Taylor Maison Française, unless otherwise noted. London, and Institut Français du Institution: ‘Rabelais et l’art de la For more information email: reception@ Royaume-Uni, in co-operation with the stéganographie’ mfo.ac.uk . Lectures and conferences with Oxford German Network, will organise English titles will be in English. Emily Butterworth, KCL the following conference on 18 June at 29 May: ‘Rabelais and the public voice’ Convocation House. Lectures Subject: ‘Discovering World War I in the Sophie Turner Stéphane Dufoix, Paris Ouest, will lecture archives’ 12 Jun: ‘Cyrano de Bergerac: a burlesque at 5.15pm on 20 May. Convener: Will Jones writer?’ Christina Kuhn will organise a conference Subject: ‘Writing a social–historical 9am–6pm on 10 May at Lady Margaret Hall. semantics of diaspora’ Conferences/Workshops/Study days Subject: ‘The Tiberian Principate: Réjane Sénac, Sciences Po-CEVIPOF, CNRS, Paul Flather, Europaeum; Jan Vaska, tradition and transition’ Paris will lecture at 5.15pm on 30 May with Charles, Prague; Didier Georgakakis, Sophie Nicholls will organise a conference discussant Lois McNay. Chair: Rainbow Paris I; and Joost Augusteyn, Leiden, in 9am–7pm on 24 June at St Anne’s. Murray, QMUL collaboration with the Europaeum, will Subject: ‘Community, government and Subject: ‘Parity and diversity in organise the following conference 9.30am– territoriality in the political thought of contemporary France: between 7.30pm on 25 April (following a workshop Jean Bodin’ republicanism, recognition and on 24 April at Mansfield). neoliberalism, a “conditional equality” ’ Subject: ‘Religion, empire, markets, Jean-Alexandre Perras and Tiphaine values: the making of Europe?’ Pocquet, Paris III, will organise a study day In collaboration with Oxpo 9.30am–5pm on 31 May. David Goldey and Florent Gougou, Bertrand Van Ruymbeke, Paris VIII, Subject: ‘Exemples à l’appui : exemplifier Sciences Po-Oxpo, in collaboration will lecture at 5pm on 9 June. Convener: en sciences humaines et sociales/ with Oxpo, will organise the following Laurence Whitehead Supporting examples: exemplifying in conference 9.30am–5.30pm on 2 May. Subject: ‘British and French America: the humanities’ Subject: ‘Local elections compared: parallels and divergences’ France/UK’ Ann Jefferson, in collaboration with the In collaboration with the Labex Obvil, will organise the following Ed Naylor will organise a conference Rothermere American Institute workshop 2.15–6pm on 16 May. 1–5.30pm on 6 June at the European Subject: ‘Etats du biographique : Colin Harrison will deliver a lecture to Studies Centre, St Antony’s, and 9am–2pm biographies de soi et de l’autre’ coincide with the Cézanne exhibition at the on 7 June at the Maison Française. Ashmolean Museum (13 March–22 June) at Subject: ‘Decolonisation and welfare Seminars 10.30am on 3 May. during “Les Trente Glorieuses” ’ Oxford History of Alchemy and Subject: ‘The watercolours of Paul Eva Guillorel, Caen, and David Hopkin will Chemistry Seminar Cézanne’ organise the following workshop from 2pm The following seminars will be given at Gilles Philippe, Lausanne, will lecture at on 25 June to 1pm on 27 June. 3pm on Wednesdays. Convener: Thomas Le 5.15pm on 4 June. Subject: ‘European traditions of revolt: Roux, CNRS Subject: ‘Pièces et morceaux mis bout the memory of social conflict in oral à bout. La construction des œuvres culture’ 7 May: 18th-century Scottish chemistry complètes de Marguerite Duras’ Georgette Taylor, UCL: ‘Pedagogues and pedagogue-ability: Cullen versus Plummer at Edinburgh University’ John Christie: ‘Professors and students in the age of the chemical revolution’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 423

14 May: 18th-century Russian alchemy and Mary Carruthers, New York Oxford Martin School chemistry 5pm, 10 Jun, Taylor Institution:‘Terror, Alexander Iosad: ‘The usefulness of horror and the ”fear of God” ’ The following events will take place at the chemistry, the uses of science: the place Oxford Martin School, corner of Catte and Early Modern French Seminar of chemistry in Russia after Peter I’ Holywell Street. For information: www. Robert Collis, Helsinki: ‘Alchemy and Emma Claussen, Richard Scholar, Caroline oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events. elite culture in Russia in the long 18th Warman and Wes Williams will give a Seminar series: Trusting the crowd: century, 1697–1796’ graduate showcase at 5.15pm on 1 May. solving big problems with everyday 21 May: Distillation alchemy in the Suzanne Jones: ‘The first translations solutions Renaissance and adaptations of Molière in England’ The following seminars will be given at Fabrizio Bigotti, Warburg Institute: Jon Templeman: ‘Can a historian treat 3.30pm on Thursdays. Free and open to ‘ “Homo alembicus” and the ideas of Descartes’s Méditations as exercises?’ all but booking is recommended. Further alchemical Destillatio in Renaissance information: email events@oxfordmartin. medicine’ Gemma Tidman: ‘Education after the ox.ac.uk or tel 01865 287437. Convener: Dr Tillmann Taape, Cambridge: Jesuits: debates about teaching letters Chris Lintott ‘Experience, craftsmanship and after 1762’ alchemical medicine in Hieronymus Professor Sally Shuttleworth and Dr Sally Modern French Seminar Brunschwig’s distillation manuals’ Frampton The following seminars will take place at 8 May: ‘ “Dear Mr Darwin”: what can we 28 May: Early modern alchemy 5.15pm on Thursdays. learn from 19th-century citizen science?’ Anke Timmermann, Cambridge: ‘Alchemy, images and early modern Nikolaj Lübecker, Ian Maclachlan, Dr Philippa Law, Community Coordinator, Cambridge’ Jennifer Yee and Elisabeth Ladenson, Guardian Witness Georgiana Hedesan: ‘Van Helmont on Columbia 15 May: ‘Open journalism: bringing the acquisition of the medical alchemical 8 May: ‘Jews, inverts and snobs: a people together to tell richer stories’ arcana’ taxonomy of Proustian abjection’ Professor Muki Haklay, Extreme Citizen Legal History seminars Suzanne Guerlac, Berkeley Science (ExCiteS), UCL 22 May: ‘Proust and photography: 29 May: ‘Beyond the screen: the power A seminar will be given from 9am on 28 and Albertine’ and beauty of “bottom-up” citizen 29 April in the Wharton Room, All Souls. science projects’ Conveners: Boudewijn Sirks, Nader Hakim, Nick White, Cambridge Bordeaux, Soazick Kerneis, Paris Ouest, 5 Jun: ‘After Sedgwick and Marcus: hetero Joseph Reeves, Humanitarian Louis Assier-Andrieu, Sciences Po friendship in Zola and Maupassant’ OpenStreetMap Team Subject: ‘Words and law: language, 12 Jun: tbc Julia Hartley, Daisy Sainsbury, Kate identity and power’ Etheridge and Natasha Ryan will organise Public Lectures A book presentation will be given at 5pm on a graduate roundtable on 19 June. The following lectures will take place 10 June in the Hovenden Room, All Souls. Kate Etheridge and Natasha Ryan: ‘19th- at 5pm, unless otherwise noted. All are Discussant: Geneviève Helleringer century poetry’ welcome to the following lectures but Title: ‘L’autorité du passé – essai Sara-Louise Cooper and Sam Ferguson: registration is required: www.oxfordmartin. anthropologique sur la common law’ ‘Life-writing’ ox.ac.uk/events. Lectures are followed by a (Dalloz, 2011) drinks reception (except 22 May). Jason Allen and Edward Still: ‘Post- A roundtable will be held at 5pm on colonial studies’ Oxford Martin Programme on the Impacts of 19 June in the Hovenden Room, All Souls. Future Technology Participants: Jérôme Bourgon, CNRS– Cinema Dr Joanna Bryson, Bath Institut d’Asie Orientale, Ernest Cadwell, This term, inspired by the Cézanne 13 May: ‘Containing the intelligence SOAS, Soazick Kerneis, Paris Ouest, Paul exhibition, four films on the subject of artists explosion: the role of transparency’ Brand and Boudewijn Sirks. will be shown. All films will be in French Subject: ‘Law and custom in Roman, Professor Joe Stiglitz, Nobel Laureate, with English subtitles and will be shown at Chinese and common law’ Columbia 8pm on Tuesdays. noon, 22 May: ‘The North Atlantic Medieval French Seminar 6 May: Les Amants de Montparnasse, malaise: failures in economic policy’ The following seminars will take place at Jacques Becker (1958, 108 min) Lord Patten of Barnes 5.15pm on Tuesdays, unless otherwise 20 May: La Belle Noiseuse, Jacques 4 Jun: ‘Gridlock and train crashes: what noted. Conveners: Daron Burrows, Sophie Rivette (1991, 125 min) happens when the world loses the habit Marnette, Helen Swift of cooperation’ 3 Jun: Van Gogh, Maurice Pialat (1991, 158 29 Apr: Presentation by Philippe Frieden min) Institute for New Economic Thinking Gabriella Parussa, Paris III Liam Byrne MP, Shadow Minister for 17 Jun: Renoir, Gilles Bourdos (2012, 111 13 May: ‘Les voix de Jehanne. Une Universities, Science and Skill min) analyse comparée des stratégies 5 Jun: ‘A new agenda for inclusive growth’ discursives entre réalité et fiction’ 27 May: Presentations by MSt students 424 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

International Migration Institute Dr Eric Silverman, Southampton Colleges, Halls and Professor Rey Kowlowski, Director, Center 14 May: ‘Agent-based models in for Policy Research Program on Border demography: modelling the ageing UK Societies Control and Homeland Security population’ 11 Jun: ‘The American way of border Balliol Dr Paul Norman, Leeds control and immigration reform politics’ 21 May: ‘Combining multiple data Oliver Smithies Lectures sources to estimate ethnic fertility rates’ Oxford Institute of Population Ageing Professor Tara Holm will deliver the Oliver Dr Jakub Bijak, Southampton Smithies Lectures at 5pm in Lecture Room Health and social care integration: 28 May: ‘Uncertainty in international 2, Mathematical Institute. policy and practice migration studies: a Bayesian view’ 8 May: ‘The geometry of origami: how The following seminars will be given at Dr Alex Singleton, Liverpool the ancient Japanese art triumphed over 12.30pm, unless otherwise noted, on 4 Jun: ‘Advances in the geodemographic Euclid’ Thursdays at Nuffield and the Oxford study of population and place’ 20 May: ‘Act globally, compute locally: Institute of Population Ageing (OIPA). Dr Jonathan Minton, Glasgow group actions, fixed points and Convener: Laurel Hixon 11 Jun: ‘Demographic scars and localisation’ Professor Gerald Wistow, LSE demographic futures: the accidental 1 May, Nuffield: ‘History of integration rediscovery of shaded contour maps for Green Templeton initiatives in England: what we’ve exploring the nooks and crannies of Lexis learned’ surfaces from nearly 40 nations’ The following events will take place in the E P Abraham Lecture Theatre, unless Professor Robert Kane, Minnesota Mr Steve Cinderby, York otherwise noted. 8 May, OIPA: ‘Tectonic shifts in 18 Jun: ‘Developing participatory GIS for healthcare’ improved urban decision-making’ Ann McPherson Memorial Lecture Thirza Sawtell, NHS Dr Aidan Macfarlane, international 15 May, OIPA: ‘Integration in practice’ freelance consultant specialist in the strategic planning and delivery of Rt Hon Stephen Dorrell, MP adolescent health services, will deliver the 1pm, 22 May, Nuffield: ‘Reflections on 2014 Ann McPherson Memorial Lecture past and current government policy on at 5pm on 28 April. The lecture will be integration’ followed by a drinks reception. Register John Atkinson, NHS online: https://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/direct/ 29 May, OIPA: ‘Management of change eval-evaluation/7593. and leadership in integrated care’ Subject: ‘Adolescent behaviours – learning from experimentation – a risky business?’ Dr Daniel Lasserson 5 Jun, OIPA: ‘Integrated care for acute Sanjaya Lall Public Panel Discussion illness in older patients: the interface Professor Paul Krugman, Princeton, will between primary and secondary care’ lead the Sanjaya Lall Panel Discussion Don Redding, National Voices, and Chris with Lord Adair Turner and Lord Graham, Picker Institute Europe Robert Skidelsky at 5pm on 7 May in the 12 Jun, OIPA: ‘The patient’s experience Mathematical Institute. with integrated care’ Subject: ‘Do we face secular stagnation?’ Nick Goodwin, International Foundation Literature and Medicine Seminar Series for Integrated Care The following seminars will be given at 19 Jun, OIPA: ‘Integrated care: looking 5.30pm on Thursdays. forward’ Dr Diane Purkiss Research Methods in Demography and 29 May: ‘Writing as addiction: Beyond seminar series Hemingway and the life of a writing The following seminars will be given at mind’ 12.30pm on Wednesdays in the Seminar Professor Donald Chambers, Illinois at Room, Oxford Institute of Population Chicago Ageing. Convener: Dr Maja Zaloznik 12 Jun: ‘Snowstorm: traversing the gulf Dr Mark Tranmer, Manchester between the humanities and biomedical 7 May: ‘To what extent is the variation sciences’ in social and health outcomes of individuals associated with their social networks?’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 425

Richard Doll Society Lecture Medieval and Renaissance Studies Allaine Cerwonka, Central European Cluster Lecture University, Budapest Professor Chris Lavy, consultant 22 May: ‘(Re)thinking the “human”: orthopaedic surgeon, OUH, will deliver the Dr Brian Richardson, Leeds, will deliver sexuality, feminist theory and the 2014 Richard Doll Society Lecture at 6pm the ASC Medieval and Renaissance Studies making of scientific categories’ on 7 May. Cluster Lecture at 5pm on 6 May in the Roy Subject: ‘Building children's orthopaedic Griffiths Room. All welcome. Nang Kyi Phyu Aung Cho, Oxford Brookes hospitals in Africa’ Subject: 'Oralising early Italian literature' 29 May: ‘How far can women’s leadership education empower women to take Archie Cochrane Lecture Workshop leadership roles in Burma/Myanmar?’ Professor John Danesh, British Heart A workshop sponsored by the Medieval and Jennifer Cassidy Foundation Professor of Epidemiology and Renaissance Cluster will be given from 5 Jun: ‘The changing face of diplomacy in Medicine, Cambridge, will deliver the 2014 4 July. Information: www.keble-asc.com. an age of real-time governance’ Archie Cochrane Lecture at 6pm on 15 May. Conveners: Professor Dame Averil Cameron Subject: ‘Nature's randomised trials: and Professor Niels Gaul Roundtable promise and pitfalls’ Subject: 'But how shall we converse? Anne Coles, Kerry Thornhill and others Dialogue and debate from late antiquity 12 Jun: ‘The impact of research on the eHealth Seminar to Byzantium' researcher’ Professor George Crooks, Medical Director, Emily Paddon NHS 24, and Director, Scottish Centre Kellogg 19 Jun: ‘Contemporary peace operations for Telehealth & Telecare, and Dr Peeter from the Congo to South Sudan’ Ross, associate professor, TUT, will give an The following lectures will take place at 5pm eHealth seminar at 5pm on 19 May. Register (refreshments) for 5.30pm in the Mawby Linacre online: http://mim.gtc.ox.ac.uk/index.php/ Room. speaker-events/39.html. Paul Stamper, Senior Advisor, English Tanner Lecture Subject: ‘Learning from international Heritage experience’ Ms Shami Chakrabarti, Chancellor, Oxford 30 May: ‘Investigating and managing Brookes, will deliver the Tanner Lecture GTC Human Welfare Conference English battlefields’ at 5.30pm on 15 May in the Museum of The 2014 annual Human Welfare Astor Lecture Natural History Lecture Theatre. Bookings: Conference will be held on 23 and 24 Professor Peggy Levitt, Wellesley [email protected]. May. Keynote speakers: Professor Paul 19 Jun: ‘Sites of encounter: making sense Subject: ‘Human rights as human values’ Krugman, Princeton, and Professor Xiaolan of people and culture on the move’ Linacre Lecture Fu. Registration details and full programme at: http:/hwc.gtc.ox.ac.uk. Lady Margaret Hall Professor Michael Oppenheimer, Subject: ‘Innovations in development: Princeton, will deliver the Linacre Lecture challenging convention to advance International Gender Studies Centre at 5.30pm on 5 June in the OUCE Lecture human welfare in low- and middle- seminars Theatre. income countries’ Subject: ‘Migration, interconnection, Doing academic research in a conflict: emergent issues and indirect volatile world Keble impacts in IPCC’s Fifth Assessment’ The following seminars will be given at Eric Symes Abbott Memorial Lecture 2pm on Thursdays in the Old Library, unless Lincoln otherwise noted. In association with the The Revd Dr Samuel Wells, Vicar, St School of Anthropology and Museum John Wesley Lecture Martin-in-the-Fields, and Visiting Professor Ethnography. Conveners: Dr J Davies, Dr M of Christian Ethics, KCL, will deliver the Professor J Richard Watson, Emeritus Jaschok 29th Eric Symes Abbott Memorial Lecture Professor of English, Durham, will deliver at 5.30pm on 16 May in the chapel. Andrew McLeod the John Wesley Lecture at 5pm on 20 May Subject: ‘Beyond justice’ 1 May: ‘Reliving history: the politics in the chapel. All welcome. of constitutional reform in Burma/ Subject: 'Poetry and piety: John Wesley Advanced Studies Centre Myanmar’ and hymns' ASC Lecture Patricia O’Neill Mansfield Professor Paul Newman will deliver the 8 May: ‘Chinese women negotiating ASC Lecture at 6.30pm on 28 April in the family norms and the modern world: Annual Hands Lecture O'Reilly Theatre. All welcome. implications for ageing parents’ Subject: 'Modern robotics for modern David Boies, chairman, Boies, Schiller and Commemorative lecture in honour of transport – the self-driving car' Flexner LLP, will give the 2014 Annual anthropologist Audrey Richards Hands Lecture at 5pm on 7 May in the Winnie Byanyima, Executive Director, Examination Schools. Oxfam International Subject: ‘Human rights and the rule of 5pm, Wed, 14 May, Simpkins Lee Theatre: law. Eight centuries after Runnymede’ ‘Inequality, women’s rights and inclusive growth’ 426 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Lecture Series Centre for Experimental Social Sciences South Asia special seminars The following lectures will be given at 5pm The following seminars will be given at 5pm The following special seminars will be given on Fridays in the JCR. Convener: Baroness on the following dates at Nuffield. More as part of the South Asian seminar series at Helena Kennedy, QC information: http://cess-web.nuff.ox.ac.uk/ St Antony’s. calendar/seminars. Professor Margaret MacMillan Professor Arjun Appadurai, Goddard 2 May: ‘The peace that ended the war’ Drazen Prelec, MIT Professor, New York, will lecture at 5pm on 6 May: ‘Finding truth even if the crowd 1 May in the Nissan Lecture Theatre. Chris Bryant, MP is wrong’ Subject: ‘Bollywood in Mumbai’s 9 May: ‘The history of parliament’ dreamscape’ David Cooper, Florida State Edward Fitzgerald, QC 4 Jun: ‘Coordination with endogenous Professor Rajeev Bhargava, Centre of the 16 May: ‘Constitutional and appellate contracts: incentives, selection and Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi, challenges to the death penalty in the strategic anticipation’ will lecture at 11am on 6 May in the Pavilion Commonwealth and worldwide’ Room. Hans Peter Gruener, Mannheim Professor Marina Warner Subject: ‘Indian democracy today: why 10 Jun: ‘Tailored Bayesian mechanisms: 30 May: ‘Thinking with stories: listening will we get the government we might experimental evidence from two-stage in to women’s voices’ get?’ voting games’ Professor Richard Sennett, LSE and NYU Charles Taylor will lecture at 2pm on Martin Dufwenberg, Arizona 6 Jun: ‘The open city’ 13 May in the Nissan Lecture Theatre. 11 Jun: ‘Frustration and anger in games’ Sponsored by the Middle East Centre, Susie Orbach, psychotherapist, Botond Koszegi, CEU Dahrendorf Programme for the Study psychoanalyst, writer and social critic 18 Jun: tbc of Freedom and the North American 13 Jun: ‘Bodies – when appearance is Programme. fetishised’ Oriel Subject: ‘Religion as a motive for exclusion in contemporary western Nuffield Thomas Harriot Lecture democracies’

Sociology Group Professor David Sacks will give the Thomas Southeast Asia seminar series Harriot Lecture at 5pm on 29 May in the The following seminars will be given at 5pm Professor Ian Holliday, Hong Kong, will Champneys Room. Contact: viv.pearson@ on Wednesdays, unless otherwise noted, lecture at 2pm on 15 May in the Dahrendorf oriel.ox.ac.uk. in the Clay Room. All interested members Room. Subject: ‘The certain and full discovery of of the University and visitors are welcome. Subject: ‘Freedom and fear in Myanmar’ the world: Thomas Harriot and Richard Conveners: Javier Garcia-Manglano, Hakluyt’ Taiwan Programme Alexander Janus, Claire El Mouden, Amy Nivette Jason Chen, President and CEO, Acer Inc, St Antony’s will deliver a public lecture at 2pm on Professor Mike McCullough 20 May in the Nissan Lecture Theatre. 30 Apr: ‘Second-party and third-party Asian Studies Centre punishment: an adaptationist view’ Conference East Asia seminar Professor Wim Bernasco There will be an international conference Professor Manjari Chatterjee Miller, 7 May: ‘The criminal location choice 10–11 May beginning at 9.30am in the Nissan Boston, will lecture at 5pm on 29 April in framework: results and prospects’ Lecture Theatre. Fee varied for students and the Dahrendorf Room. non-students. To register: www.knowledge. Dr Laura Fortunato Subject: ‘Wronged by empire: colonial org.pk. Conveners: Dr Ishtiaq Ahmad, Mr 14 May: ‘Evolution and the human memories and victimhood in India’s and Adnan Rafiq family’ China’s foreign policy today’ Subject: ‘Pakistan: opportunity in crisis’ Professor Lynn Prince Cooke South Asia seminar series North American Studies Programme 21 May: ‘Eugenics of inequality: The following seminars will be given at 2pm fatherhood premia across men’s earnings Astor Lecture on Tuesdays in the Fellows Dining Room. distributions’ Convener: Dr Faisal Devji Professor John McNeill, Georgetown, will Professor Manuel Eisner deliver the Astor Lecture at 5pm on 8 May Professor Prasannan Parthasarathi, 28 May: ‘From swords to words: does in the Nissan Lecture Theatre. Boston College macro-level change in self-control Subject: ‘North American exceptionalism: 6 May: ‘South Asian history in the predict long-term variation in levels of invasions and environments over the Anthropocene’ homicide?’ very long durée’ Dr Moin Nizami Dr Berkay Ozcan 18 Feb: ‘The exercise of religious Fri, 6 Jun: ‘Self-employment of authority: Haji Imdadullah and the north immigrants: understanding the country Indian ulama’ of origin effects’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014 427

Seminars St Catherine’s Reading The following seminars will be given at 5pm J M Coetzee will give a reading at 5.30pm on Anniken Huitfeldt, Norwegian Labour on Mondays in the Pavilion Seminar Room. 12 June. Hosted by Wolfson and the English Party politician, will lecture at 5.20pm Convener: Dr Halbert Jones Faculty’s Postcolonial Writing and Theory on 12 May. Part of the programme of Seminar. Tickets £8/£4, available online Professor Natalia Molina, California at San events celebrating the 40th anniversary from Oxford University Stores until 6 June. Diego of co-education in Oxford. Registration 5 May: ‘How race is made in America: essential: www.stcatz.ox.ac.uk/ Colloquium immigration, citizenship and the womeninpoliticsregistration. A colloquium on the writing of J M Coetzee historical power of racial scripts’ Subject: 'Women in politics' will be held 2–6pm on 13 June at the Oxford Dr Asa McKercher, Queen’s, Canada Centre for Life-Writing in the Leonard St Hugh’s 19 May: ‘Northern exposure: anti- Wolfson Auditorium. Speakers include Americanism and Canada–US relations in Professor David Attwell, York, Professor Henry Rowlatt Bickley Memorial the Kennedy era’ Elleke Boehmer and Professor Peter D Lecture McDonald. Free and all welcome, but please Russian and Eurasian Studies Centre Professor John Robertson, Cambridge, register by 9 June: eleni.philippou@new. seminars will deliver the 24th Henry Rowlatt Bickley ox.ac.uk. Russia’s Great War and revolution Memorial Lecture at 6pm on 13 May in Subject: ‘Coetzee’s lives’ Mordan Hall. Followed by dinner. RSVP: The following seminars will be given at 5pm Centre for Life-writing [email protected] or 01865 on Mondays in the Nissan Lecture Theatre. 274920. Lectures Convener: Professor Dan Healey Subject: 'Giambattista Vico: Neapolitan Dr Lyndall Gordon will lecture at 5.30pm Panel discussion philosopher?' on 19 May in the Haldane Room. Professor Tony Heywood, Aberdeen, Subject: ‘Writing family memoir’ Professor Christopher Read, Warwick, and St Peter’s Professor David McDonald, Wisconsin Professor Hermione Lee will discuss her 28 Apr: ‘Conceiving and rethinking Martin Sixsmith, broadcaster, journalist and recent biography at 5.30pm on 3 June in the “Russia’s Great War and revolution, author, will speak on Russia, the Ukraine Leonard Wolfson Auditorium. 1914–22” ’ and the acclaimed filmPhilomena , based on Subject: ‘Penelope Fitzgerald: a life’ his book The Lost Child of Philomena Lee, at Dr Alexander Marshall, Glasgow Lunch seminar 6pm on 14 May in the chapel. All welcome. 5 May: ‘The First World War, revolution Please register at: www.bookwhen.com/ Mark Thompson will deliver the termly and Lenin’s “imperialism” in retrospect: stpeters. life-writing lunch seminar at 1pm on 17 June the long view’ in the Haldane Room. To register: www. Dr Matt Rendle, Exeter Trinity wolfson.ox.ac.uk/clusters/life-writing/ 12 May: ‘The problem of the “local” in events/lwlunch. revolutionary Russia: Moscow province, Richard Hillary Memorial Lecture Conferences 1914–22’ Will Self will deliver the Richard Hillary There will be a one-day conference Professor Peter Waldron, UEA Memorial Lecture at 5pm on 6 May in beginning at 10am on 8 May in the Leonard 19 May: ‘The February Revolution: eight the Gulbenkian Lecture Theatre, St Cross Wolfson Auditorium. Fee: £15, including days in Petrograd’ Building. Enquiries: ulli.parkinson@trinity. lunch. To register: www.artsandecon.com. ox.ac.uk. Professor Vera Tolz, Manchester Enquiries: [email protected]. Subject: ‘A care home for novels: the 26 May: ‘The Great War and the politics of uk. Conveners: Jonathan Paine, Diana narrative artform in the age of its memory in contemporary Russia’ Greenwald technological supercession’ Subject: ‘Genius for sale! Artistic Dr Sarah Badcock, Nottingham production and economic context in the 2 Jun: ‘Russia’s kaleidoscope of Wolfson long 19th century’ revolutions: intersections in national and regional narratives of the revolutionary Wolfson Berlin Lecture There will be a one-day conference period, 1917–21’ beginning at 9am on 2 July in the Radcliffe The Rt Hon Baroness Onora O’Neill will Humanities Building. To register: http:// Professor John Steinberg, Austin Peay, deliver the Wolfson Berlin Lecture at 6pm procrastinationoxford.org/event/ Tennessee on 22 May. registration. Conveners: Danielle Yardy, 9 Jun: ‘The Treaty of Brest–Litovsk – the Subject: ‘Pluralism and human rights’ Elizabeth Chatterjee peace that should not be forgotten!’ Subject: ‘Procrastination: cultural Panel discussion explorations’ Christopher Stroop, Stanford, Dr Matthias Neumann, UEA, and Dr Murray Frame, Dundee 16 Jun: ‘Culture and society in Russia’s Great War’ 428 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5056 • 23 April 2014

Blackfriars Hall Other Groups

Catholic Social Teaching and Legal Friends of the Bodleian Institutions seminars The following seminars will be given at The following lectures will be given at 2.30pm on Tuesdays in the Aula. 1pm on Tuesdays in Convocation House, Bodleian Library. Professor John Baker, Georgetown Law School Dr Iain Pears 29 Apr: ‘Is Catholic teaching Marxist?’ 27 May: ‘The pleasures and miseries of the digital novel’ Dr Cherry Hutton 6 May: ‘The development of Roman Peter Ward Jones Catholic social teaching’ 10 Jun: ‘An unusual discovery in the Bodleian: the earliest known engraved Professor John Baker, Georgetown Law musical plates’ School 13 May: ‘Subsidiarity and federalism’ Professor John Baker, Georgetown Law School 20 May: ‘Solidarity and trade agreements’

Regent’s Park

Karen Bradley, MP, Minister for Modern Slavery and Organised Crime, will speak at 4pm on 1 May. An exhibition on slavery will be displayed at the Angus Library, in conjunction with the lecture and online at: http://theangus.rpc.ox.ac. uk/?exhibition=slavery-historical-and- modern-perspectives. Subject: ‘Modern slavery’