WEDNESday 8 october 2014 • SUPPLEMENT (1) TO No 5071 • Vol 145 Gazette Supplement

Lectures and Seminars, Michaelmas term 2014

Romanes Lecture 26 Pharmacology, Anatomical Reuters Institute for the Study of Neuropharmacology and Drug Journalism Discovery Seminars Latin American Centre Charles Simonyi Lecture 26 Physiology, Anatomy and Foundation for Law, Justice and Society Population Health Maison Française Humanities 26 Psychiatry Oxford Martin School Museum of Natural History TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre in Social Sciences 35 the Humanities Population Ageing Classics Anthropology and Museum Ethnography Ian Ramsey Centre English Language and Literature Archaeology Rhodes House English /History/History of Art/Theology/ Education McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics and Public Life Music International Development (Queen History Elizabeth House) Colleges, Halls and Societies 47 History of Art Internet Institute Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics Law All Souls Medieval and Modern Languages Politics and International Relations Green Templeton Music Social Policy and Intervention Keble Oriental Studies Socio-legal Studies Kellogg Philosophy Sociology Mansfield Theology and Religion Nuffield Department for Continuing St Antony’s Education 40 Mathematical, Physical and St Catherine’s Life Sciences 32 Kellogg College Centre for Creative St Edmund Hall Chemistry Writing St Hilda’s Earth Sciences St John’s Institutes, Centres and Engineering Science Somerville Museums 41 e-Research Centre University College Materials Ashmolean Museum Wolfson Mathematical Institute Bodleian Libraries Blackfriars Hall Physics Buddhist Studies St Stephen’s House Plant Sciences COMPAS Other Groups 52 Zoology Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict/Centre Friends of the Bodleian Medical Sciences 34 for International Studies Oxford Italian Association Hebrew and Jewish Studies Oxfordshire Mind Hindu Studies Clinical Neurosciences Friends of the Pitt Rivers Museum Museum of the History of Science Pathology Islamic Studies

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Romanes Lecture Unconscious Memory seminars Professor Marni Thomas Wood, Berkeley 3 Nov: ‘Working with Martha Graham’ The following seminars will be given 4.30– Professor Steven Chu, Professor of Physics 6.45pm on Mondays in the Seminar Room, Ian Rickson and Molecular and Cellular Physiology, Radcliffe HumanitiesB uilding. The papers 24 Nov: ‘On directing Electra at the Old Vic Stanford, will deliver the Romanes Lecture at will be presented consecutively followed by (2014)’ 5.45pm on 11 November in the Sheldonian. To drinks and discussion. Contact: sowon.park@ Seminar series: Reception and the book a free ticket: www.ox.ac.uk/romanes. ell.ox.ac.uk. senses Subject: ‘Our energy and climate change 20 Oct: Exploring the two cultures: challenges and solutions’ neuroscience and literature on unconscious The following seminars will be given at 5pm memory on Mondays in the Seminar Room, Ioannou Larry Squire, California at San Diego: Centre for Classical and Byzantine Studies, Charles Simonyi Lecture ‘Conscious and unconscious memory 66 St Giles’. Conveners: Professor Fiona systems of the mammalian brain’ Macintosh, Dr Helen Slaney David MacKay, Regius Professor of Simon Kemp: ‘Unconscious memory from Dr Katharine Craik, Oxford Brookes Engineering, Cambridge, and former Chief Proust to the present’ 13 Oct: ‘Rhetoric and wonder in Scientific Advisor to the Department of Energy 1 Dec: Unconscious memory and mental space Shakespeare’s sonnets’ and Climate Change, will give the 2014 Charles Michael Burke, Utrecht: ‘Implicit memory Simonyi Lecture at 5pm on 14 November at in literary discourse processing’ Dr Mark Bradley, Nottingham the Oxford Playhouse. Introduction by Marcus Sebastian Groes, Roehampton: 20 Oct: ‘Smell and smelling in ancient Rome’ du Sautoy, Simonyi Professor for the Public ‘Neurofictions? Literary and neuroscientific Dr Armand D'Angour Understanding of Science. Tickets: £7 (£5 persepctives on psychogeography’ 27 Oct: ‘Hearing ancient sounds through concessions). Information and booking: www. modern ears’ oxfordplayhouse.com/show/?eventid=3227. Ibsen Network lecture Subject: tbc Dr Zena Kamash, RHUL Professor Julie Holledge and Professor Frode 3 Nov: ‘Senses and sites: reception and the Helland, Centre for Ibsen Studies, Oslo, will senses in Roman archaeology’ Humanities lecture at 2.15pm on 17 October in the Seminar Room, Radcliffe Humanities Building. Dr Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis, KCL Subject: ‘Ibsen on theatre and the art of 10 Nov: ‘Ancient Greek vases and modern TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre in acting’ British bodies’ the Humanities Professor Robert Douglas-Fairhurst Faculty of Classics TORCH Enlightenment Programme/ 17 Nov: ‘Literature and pain management’ Besterman Centre for the Enlightenment Classical Art Research Centre Dr Helen Slaney Besterman Lecture 24 Nov: ‘Objects from the grand tour; or, five Joint Seminar with Emergence of ways to handle separation’ Professor Joachim Whaley, Cambridge, will Sacred Travel, Aarhus deliver the 2014 Besterman Lecture at 5.15pm Dr Anna Foka, Umeå Dr Troels Myrup Kristensen, Aarhus, and on 20 November in Room 2, Taylor Institution, 1 Dec: ‘Sensory prototypes for ancient Dr Peter Stewart will organise a special joint followed by a wine reception to which all are entertainment’ seminar from 10am on 21 November in the welcome. Haldane Room, Wolfson. All welcome, but Subject: ‘True enlightenment can be both Faculty of English Language and booking essential: [email protected] or achieved and beneficial.T he German Literature 01865 278083. Further information: www. enlightenment and its interpretation’ carc.ox.ac.uk/events. Professor of Poetry Lecture Enlightenment Correspondences Subject: ‘Sacred landscapes in classical art’ Network/OUP Professor Sir Geoffrey Hill will deliver the APGRD Professor of Poetry Lecture at 5.30pm on Colloquium and book launch Public lectures 2 December in the Examination Schools. A colloquium to celebrate the publication Subject: ‘Mine angry and defrauded young’ The following public lectures will be given at of The Letters of William Godwin, Volume II: 2.15pm on Mondays in the Lecture Theatre, 1798–1805, edited by Pamela Clemit (OUP), will Clarendon Lectures in English Ioannou Centre for Classical and Byzantine be held 4.30–5.30pm on 18 November in the Studies, 66 St Giles’. Free. Poetics of the Pillory: English Haldane Room, Wolfson, followed by drinks. Literature and Seditious Libel, All welcome; no booking necessary. Speakers: Professor Anthony Boyle, Southern California 1660–1820 Professor Mark Philp, Warwick, Dr Jenny 20 Oct: ‘Mediating Medea’ McAuley, Professor Jon Mee, York, Professor Professor Thomas Keymer, Chancellor Pamela Clemit, Durham. Chair: Professor Workshop Jackman Professor of English, Toronto, will Nicholas Halmi Professor Edith Hall, KCL (chair), and deliver the Clarendon Lectures in English Professor Richard Hunter, Cambridge at 5.15pm on the following days in Lecture (respondent) Theatre 2, St Cross Building. 27 Oct: ‘Physical comedy in a “new” Greek 11 Nov: ‘Faint meaning: Dryden and papyrus: Peter Parsons’ knock-about: P.Oxy. Restoration censorship’ (followed by drinks 5189’ reception) University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 27

13 Nov: ‘Libels in hieroglyphicks: Defoe, Rachel Malkin Postcolonial Writing and Theory seminar Pope’ 30 Oct: ‘ “Are things getting better, or much The following seminars will be given at 5.15pm worse?”: Ordinary consolations and the 18 Nov: ‘The trade of libelling: Fielding, on Thursdays in the Okinaga Room, Wadham. good life in Richard Ford’ Johnson’ Conveners: Professor Elleke Boehmer, Dr Barbara Ladd, Emory Ankhi Mukherjee 20 Nov: ‘Southey’s new Star Chamber’ 13 Nov: ‘Beyond the plantation: the global, Kai Easton, SOAS Oxford Wells Shakespeare Lectures the grotesque and the local in the US South’ 16 Oct: ‘The J M Coetzee papers at the Harry Shakespeare | Cut: Forms and Early Modern Literature Seminar Ransome Center, Austen, TX: discussion’ Effects across Four Centuries The following seminars will be given at Jennifer Yusin, Drexel Professor Bruce Smith, Dean’s Professor of 5.15pm on Tuesdays in the St Cross Building. 30 Oct: ‘The future life of postcolonial English and Professor of Theatre, Southern Conveners: Professor Rhodri Lewis, Professor trauma’ California, will deliver the Oxford Wells Tiffany Stern Laetitia Zecchini, CEIAS CNRS-EHESS, Paris Shakespeare Lectures in English at 5.15pm Colin Burrow 6 Nov: ‘Moving lines: Arun Kolatkar and on the following days in Lecture Theatre 2, 14 Oct, History of the Book Room: ‘Imitation literary modernism in India’ St Cross Building. in later-16th-century England’ 21 Oct: ‘Cuts in, to, by, from and with Nayanika Mookherjee, Durham Shakespeare’ (followed by drinks reception) Nicholas McDowell, Exeter 20 Nov: ‘Haunted senses: “feeling” the raped 4 Nov, Seminar Room A: ‘ “Seasoned with woman of the Bangladesh war of 1971’ 23 Oct: ‘Short cuts’ witty sayings”: how Andrew Marvell heard Michelle Kelly 28 Oct: ‘Cutting-edge technologies’ his Rabelais’ 27 Nov: ‘J M Coetzee and the cultures of 30 Oct: ‘The latest cut’ Claire Preston, QMUL confession’ 25 Nov, History of the Book Room: ‘ “A pretty Meet the Poet Series Conference home in Athens”: literary places of early- The American poet A E Stallings will lecture as modern science’ A Global History of the Book (1780–) part of the Meet the Poet Series at 6.30pm on 27 conference will be held on 4 and 5 December November in the Pusey Room, Keble. Medieval English research seminar at Ertegun House in collaboration with the The following seminars will be given at 5.15pm English Faculty and the Oxford Centre of Global The Poet’s Essay on Wednesdays in the History of the Book History (John Fell funded). Adam Phillips, internationally renowned Room, St Cross Building, unless otherwise Romantic Research seminar psychotherapist and essayist, will give a noted. Everyone welcome. Conveners: seminar as part of the Poet’s Essay seminar Professor Vincent Gillespie, Professor Daniel The following seminars will be given at 5.30pm series at 4.30pm on 19 November in the Pusey Wakelin on Mondays at Lincoln. Conveners: Professor Room, Keble. Free and open to all. Stafford, Professor Halmi, Dr Michael, Professor Jane Griffiths Newlyn, Professor Perry 20th/21st-century Modern Literature 15 Oct: ‘ “In bookes þus I wryten fynde”: graduate seminar Hoccleve’s self-glossing in The Regiment of Lucy Newlyn Princes and the Series’ 27 Oct: ‘In conversation: Dorothy and The following seminars will be given at 5.30pm William Wordsworth’ on Tuesdays in the New Seminar Room, St John Garth, Andy Orchard and Francis John’s. Conveners: Dr Patrick Hayes, Dr Kate Leneghan 10 Nov: tbc McLoughlin 22 Oct: ‘Tolkien’s Beowulf: a roundtable’ 24 Nov: tbc Mark Ford, UCL Megan Leitch, Cardiff Victorian Research seminar 21 Oct: ‘Something is happening: British 29 Oct: ‘Drowsy knights and dreamers: the poetry now’ ethics and affect of sleep fromC haucer to The following seminars will be given at 5.15pm Malory’ on Mondays in the History of the Book Room, , Cambridge Alex Houen St Cross Building. Drinks reception after each 4 Nov: ‘Fearful asymmetries: reckoning Kylie Murray seminar. All welcome. Conveners: Professor sacrifice in literary responses to the war on 5 Nov: ‘Boethius’ reception in 12th-century Shuttleworth, Dr Evangelista, Dr Barnes, Dr terror’ ’ Abberley Rebecca Beasley Orietta Da Rold, Cambridge Alison Booth, Virginia 18 Nov: ‘Russian literature in Britain: 12 Nov: ‘Paper in the medieval literary 20 Oct: ‘Victorian topographies: literary propaganda, translation and fiction during imagination’ homes and haunts, calendars and countries’ the Great War’ Tim Flight Peter Robinson, Reading American Literature research seminar 19 Nov: ‘A contemplative reading of the Old 3 Nov: ‘Sex, lies and poetry: The Ballad of English Vercelli Homily IX. “The Devil’s The following seminars will be given at 5pm on Reading Gaol’ Account of the Next World” ’ Thursdays in the Lecture Room, Rothermere Sos Eltis American Institute. Conveners: Dr Lloyd Pratt, Barry Windeatt, Cambridge 17 Nov: ‘Oscar Wilde: Celticism, identity and Dr Rachel Malkin 3 Dec: ‘True image? The vernicle in England’ Dion Boucicault’ (followed by Christmas drinks party) Tessa Roynon 16 Oct: ‘Renaissance man? Ralph Ellison and Life magazine, 1947–8’ 28 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Wendy Parkins, Kent Faculty of History Professor Anna Contadini, SOAS 1 Dec: ‘Silkworms and shipwrecks: 3 Dec: ‘Questions of identity: the ambo of sustainability in Dombey and Son’ Inaugural Lecture Henry II and other complex objects’

Literature and Material Culture seminars Professor Lyndal Roper, Regius Professor Economic and Social History of History, will deliver her inaugural lecture departmental research seminar The following seminars will be given at at 5pm on 23 October in South School, 5.15pm on Tuesdays in the History of the Book The following seminars will be given at 5pm Examination Schools. Followed by a drinks Room, English Faculty. Conveners: Claire on Tuesdays in the Wharton Room, All Souls. reception. Johnstone and Hannah Ryley. Please see http:// Conveners: Professor Humphries, Professor literaturematerial.wordpress.com for more Subject: ‘Luther, dreams and the O’Rourke, Professor Oxley information. Reformation’ Jan de Vries, Berkeley Harmsworth Lecture Dr Adam Smyth 14 Oct: ‘The urban demographic transition’ 21 Oct: ‘Fallen books in early modern Professor Annette Gordon-Reed, Charles Alan Taylor, California at Davis England: or, what can we do with errors in Warren Professor of American Legal History, 21 Oct: ‘The great mortgaging’ print?’ Harvard, will deliver the Harmsworth Lecture at 5pm on 18 November in the Examination Sian Pooley Dr Paula Byrne Schools. 28 Oct: ‘Parenthood, ageing and identity in 4 Nov: ‘ “The life of small things”: Subject: ‘Constituting “the people”: law’s England, 1850–1914’ researching and writing an object-based empire and the American imagination’ biography of Jane Austen’ Pam Sharpe, Tasmania Annual Special Faculty Lecture 4 Nov: ‘The Scottish Highlands, economic Dr Vike Plock, Exeter change and the Van Diemen’s Land settler 18 Nov: ‘Edith Wharton, fashion and the Professor Joan Scott, Institute for Advanced c1820–50’ fictions of modernity’ Study, Princeton, will deliver the Annual Special Faculty Lecture at 5pm on 20 October Veronica Aoki Santarosa, Michigan Law Graduate Panel in the Examination Schools. School 2 Dec: Caitlin Bailey, Canada: ‘A narrative Subject: ‘Thoughts about secularism and 11 Nov: ‘Pre-banking financial of things: World War I scrapbooks and the gender equality (with a focus on France)’ intermediation: evidence from a brokerage materiality of texts’; Helen Saunders, KCL: reform in 18th-century Marseille’ ‘ “Hold that fellow with the bad trousers”: History Faculty Research Seminar sartorial distinction in “Wandering Simon DeDeo, Indiana Transcultural Objects: Exchanges Rocks” (James Joyce’s Ulysses)’; Beatrice 18 Nov: ‘The civilising process in London’s of Ideas and Identity, c1000–1800 Montedoro: ‘Reading early modern drama: Old Bailey’ the “material trace” left in commonplace The following seminars will be given at 1.30pm Neil Cummins, LSE books’ on Wednesdays in the Headley Lecture Theatre, Ashmolean Museum. Conveners: 25 Nov: ‘Longevity and the rise of the west: lifespans of the European elite, 800–1800’ Faculties of English /History/History of Dr Matthew Landrus, Dr Mallica Kumbera Art/Theology/Music Landrus Peter Solar, Vesalius College 2 Dec: ‘Rents in pre-famine Ireland’ Professor Partha Mitter The Bible in Art, Music and Literature 15 Oct: ‘An exotic encounter: the gift of the Modern European History seminar interdisciplinary seminar first Hindu sculpture to theA shmolean’ The following seminars will be given at 5pm The following seminars will be given at 5pm Dr Stephen Johnston on Thursdays in the History Faculty Building, on Mondays in the Danson Room, Trinity. George Street, unless otherwise noted. All Convener: Dr C Joynes 22 Oct: ‘Instruments between England and Morocco: mathematical exchange in 1600’ welcome to attend. Seminars preceded by tea Dr Jane Potter, Oxford Brookes in the Common Room from 4.30pm. Professor Giorgio Riello, Warwick 20 Oct: ‘ “Christ is literally in no-man’s land”: 29 Oct: ‘Cotton textiles as luxuries in South Kevin Passmore, Cardiff the Bible and First World War poetry’ Asia, Southeast Asia and Northern Europe 16 Oct: ‘The reception of Fascism and The Revd Dr Akma Adam in the 16th and 17th centuries’ Nazism in France’ 3 Nov: ‘Sensuous hermeneutics’ Dr Linda Baez, Warburg Giulia Albanese, Padua Dr Anne Price-Owen, Wales Trinity St David 5 Nov: ‘New Hispanic folding screens: image 23 Oct: ‘The end of the liberal institutions in 17 Nov: ‘Biblical allusions in a “shape generating artifacts as forgers of identity’ Italy, Spain and Portugal in the 1920s’ in words [and war]”: David Jones’s In Dr Marta Ajmar, V&A Philip Nord, Princeton Parenthesis’ 12 Nov: ‘Seeing into things: understanding 30 Oct: ‘French Communism and the Dr Samuel Tongue, Glasgow materiality and longue-durée cross-cultural memory of deportation’ 1 Dec: ‘ “It’s not the end of the world”: Darren connections in early modern objects’ Adam von Trott Memorial Lecture Aronofsky’s Noah and IMAX apocalypse Professor Nigel Llewellyn, Tate Museum Martin Conway ecology’ 19 Nov: ‘The “Court, Country, City” research 6 Nov, Mansfield: ‘The heirs of von Trott? project: Britain and the world’ The construction of post-war Western Europe’ (followed by a reception at 6.30pm) Professor Martin Kemp 26 Nov: ‘The swastika: violated vision’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 29

Vincent Druliolle, Carlos III, Madrid Mr Nicolas Stone Villani Dr Tudor Georgescu, Oxford Brookes 13 Nov: ‘The struggle for the recognition of 21 Oct: ‘Aristotle in the orchard: the Rucellai 27 Oct: ‘Integrating the periphery: a history violent pasts: the politics of victimhood in Gardens and the Aristotelian tradition’ of Transylvanian Saxon medicine between contemporary Spain’ Budapest, Bucharest and Berlin, 1887–1944’ Dr Sophie Smith Andrew Newby, Helsinki 28 Oct: ‘Political science before Hobbes’ Dr Saurabh Mishra, Sheffield 20 Nov: ‘ “The joy of sivistys”: famine and 3 Nov: ‘The coolie’s long journey: disease Dr Michael Lamb nation-building in 1860s Finland’ and mortality on ships carrying indentured 4 Nov: ‘Beyond pessimism: a structure of labourers, 1834–1920’ Dejan Djokic, Goldsmiths encouragement in Augustine’s City of God’ 27 Nov: ‘Writing a history of Serbia today’ Dr Samiksha Sehrawat, Newcastle Dr Tim Rogan, Cambridge 10 Nov: ‘Medical philanthropy in colonial Suan Sheridan Breakwell 11 Nov: ‘Society and state in 20th-century north India’ 4 Dec: ‘Emotion, parenting and the cultural Britain revisited’ politics of evacuation during the Spanish Professor John Stewart, Glasgow Caledonian Dr Richard Serjeantson, Cambridge Civil War’ 17 Nov: ‘Oxford and shell shock in the Great 18 Nov: ‘May subjects defending themselves War’ Global and Imperial History Research in case of religion take up arms against their Seminar sovereign? A dangerous question and its Dr Jeong-Ran Kim answers (in 1622)’ 24 Nov: ‘Malaria and Japanese imperialism The following seminars will be given at 5pm on in Manchuria’ Fridays in the Colin Matthew Room, History Professor Philip Schofield, UCL Faculty. Conveners: Professor John Darwin, Dr 25 Nov: ‘Jeremy Bentham on utility and Dr Cressida Jervis Read Jan-Georg Deutsch, Dr Margret Frenz, Dr Miles truth’ 1 Dec: ‘Metropolitan mosquitoes: tracing the Larmer emergence of dengue fever in urban India’ Transnational and Global History Sheryllynne Haggerty, Nottingham graduate research seminar History of Science 17 Oct: ‘Structural holes and bad ideas: The following seminars will be given at 5pm on Seminar series Liverpool’s Atlantic trade networks 1711–13’ Tuesdays in Corpus Christi, unless otherwise The following seminars will be given at 3pm on David Washbrook noted. Conveners: Roshan Allpress, Brant Thursdays in the Rees Davies Room, Faculty 24 Oct: ‘Civic nationalism and nation- Moscovitch, Arthur Asseraf, Kate Kennedy, Dr of History, George Street. Convener: Professor Benjamin Mountford building in colonial India: the origins of Pietro Corsi Indian modernity’ Roundtable discussion Dr Silke Ackermann David Abulafia, Cambridge 21 Oct: ‘How do you go global?’ 16 Oct: ‘Science in the service of religion: 31 Oct: ‘Oceanic port cities: some case- David Kirkpatrick, Edinburgh opportunities and challenges’ studies’ 4 Nov: ‘Beyond Catholic vs Protestant: Dr Raphael Sandoz, Geneva Joya Chatterji, Cambridge Latin American liberation theology, 23 Oct: ‘The riddle of “applicability of 7 Nov: ‘Cities after empires’ protestantism and ecumenism in the mathematics”: its place in the historical postwar period’ Karl Hack, Open discussions about the classification of the 14 Nov: ‘Reinventing the Empire City: James Poskett, Cambridge sciences’ Singapore, empire and globalisation’ 18 Nov: ‘Metropole of the mind: the making Dr Omar Nasim, Kent of phrenology in 19th-century Bengal’ Pedro Aires Oliveira, Nova de Lisboa 30 Oct: ‘Photography is not alone: a mixed 21 Nov: ‘Luanda and the twilight of Professor Marilyn Lake, Edinburgh history of photographing the heavens’ Portuguese rule in Angola’ 4pm, 2 Dec, Rothermere American Institute: ‘ Dr Jed Foland “Our common ideals”: Australian–American Mark Whittow 6 Nov: ‘The case for scientific reenactments: Pacific crossings and progressive politics’ 28 Nov: ‘An over-grown city state? City and recreating 18th-century microscopy’ empire in Byzantium’ History of Medicine Mr Alexander Iosad Stuart Ward, Copenhagen Seminar series: Disease, health and 13 Nov: ‘The changing fortunes of scientific 5 Dec: ‘The European provenance of medicine since 1800 curiosity in 18th-century Russia’ decolonisation’ The following seminars will be given at Professor Gregory Radick, Leeds History of Political Thought research 2.15pm on Mondays in the Seminar Room, 20 Nov: ‘Making the case for a return for the seminar 47 Banbury Road. Convener: Professor Mark biometrician-Mendelian debate’ Harrison The following seminars will be given at 12.15pm Professor Joe Cain, UCL on Tuesdays in the Swire Seminar Room, Dr Mark Honigsbaum, QMUL 27 Nov: ‘The synthesis period in University College. All welcome. Conveners: 13 Oct: ‘Karl Friedrich Meyer and the birth of evolutionary studies’ Ben Jackson, David Leopold, Sarah Mortimer, modern ideas of disease ecology’ Jon Parkin Dr Giovanni di Pasquale, Florence Professor Mark Harrison 4 Dec: ‘Classics, archaeology and science’ Professor David Weinstein, Wake Forest 20 Oct: ‘The army and the doctors in late- 14 Oct: ‘What philosophical use is Victorian Britain’ intellectual history?’ 30 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Pleasure in Late Antiquity and the Middle Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Sub-faculty of Portuguese Ages classes Phonetics Research seminar The following classes will be given at 3.30pm General Linguistics Seminar The following seminars will be given in the on Thursdays in Room 1, Examination Schools. Theberge Room, St Peter’s. Convener: Professor The following seminars will be given at 5.15pm 16 Oct: 'The Greeks. Hēdonē and various Phillip Rothwell on Mondays in Room 2, Taylor Institution. forms of sensual utilitarianism ' Conveners: Professor A Lahiri, Dr A Asudeh, Dr Hilary Owen, Manchester 30 Oct: 'The Church. Happiness as the S Paoli 6pm, 28 Oct: ‘The two Marias plus one: outcome of true faith' feminism and difference inNovas Cartas Annie Rialland, CNRS/Sorbonne Nouvelle Portuguesas and beyond’ 13 Nov: 'The pleasure of the arts' 13 Oct: ‘From Liberia to Kenya: the African "lax" question prosody’ Francisco Bethencourt, KCL 27 Nov: 'Other paths to pleasure: sainthood, 2.15pm, 4 Nov: ‘Racism in Brazil’ motherhood, readings, curiosity, etc' Michael Fortescue, Copenhagen 20 Oct: ‘The and origin of Cláudia Pazos Alonso History of Art Department polysynthesis’ 2.15pm, 11 Nov: ‘From Contos Exemplares to Grades: Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen Linnaea Stockall, QMUL Oxford Art History research seminar and “a coragem e a alegria do combate 27 Oct: tbc desigual” (1962–70)’ The following seminars will be given at 5pm Nancy Hawker on Tuesdays in the Lecture Theatre, 2nd Floor, Antonio Nery, Federal de Paraná 3 Nov: ‘How sociolinguistics could save the Littlegate House, St Ebbe’s, unless otherwise 5pm, 1 Dec: ‘Eça de Queirós’ noted. Conveners: Dr M Leino, Oxford Brookes, world if only it tried’ Dr M Walker, Professor Jenny Cheshire, QMUL Faculty of Music T Wilson 10 Nov: ‘A tale of two cities: language contact and language change in London and Paris’ Ethnography and Sound Series seminars Dr Camille Mathieu 14 Oct: ‘Géricault: violence and volume in Alison Biggs The following seminars will be given at 5pm restoration Rome’ 17 Nov: tbc on Thursdays at Ertegun House, 37a St Giles’. Convener: Professor Jason Stanyek Gijs van Hensbergen, LSE Thomas Rainsford, Stuttgart 21 Oct: ‘A Spanish Picasso’ 24 Nov: ‘Prosody and the development Eliot Bates, Birmingham of metrical traditions: evidence from Old 30 Oct: ‘Village – environment – studio: Professor Katie Scott, Courtauld French’ “Doğa İçin Çal” and the cartographies of 28 Oct: ‘Parade’s end: on Charles-Antoine modern Turkey’ Coypel’s bed and the origins of inwardness’ Mary Baltazani 1 Dec: ‘Prosody in the post-nuclear field: Eleni Ikoniadou, Kingston Neil MacGregor, British Museum evidence from Greek’ 27 Nov: ‘The virtual dimension of sound’ 6pm, Mon, 3 Nov, St Peter’s chapel: ‘Germany: memories of a nation.’ Booking Seminar in Late Medieval and Renaissance Faculty of Medieval and Modern essential: www.bookwhen.com/stpeters. Music Languages Ros Holmes The following seminars will be given at 5pm 11 Nov: ‘Paper dreams: visualising civility Dorothy Rowe Lecture on Thursdays in the Wharton Room, All Souls. and social status in contemporary China’ Convener: Dr Margaret Bent Professor John Heilbron, Berkeley, will Dr Christina Anderson deliver the 2014 Dorothy Rowe Lecture at 5pm Sean Curran, Cambridge 18 Nov: ‘Commerce and culture: the Flemish on 6 November in the Auditorium, Magdalen. 23 Oct: ‘The hocket as a musicopoetic merchant diaspora, 1450–1650’ Subject: ‘Galileo’s Dialogue on the World device in some 13th-century motets’ Systems: a wonder-filled philosophical Rebecca Lyons, Christie’s Education, London Susan Rankin, Cambridge comedy’ 25 Nov: ‘Sales, deals and display: the 30 Oct: ‘Capturing sound: designing London art world in 1806’ Sub-faculty of German notation’

Dr Elizabeth Pilliod, independent scholar Reading Kate van Orden, Harvard 2 Dec: ‘Pontormo’s process at San Lorenzo: 20 Nov: ‘Musica Transalpina: French music, Volker Braun will give a special reading and the lost frescoes of the choir’ musicians and identity in 16th-century answer questions with David Constantine Italy’ and Karen Leeder at 5pm on 11 November in the Seminar Room, Radcliffe Observatory Magnus Williamson, Newcastle Quarter. This will be followed by the launch 4 Dec: ‘Praying for a safe delivery: Mary of Rubble Flora: Selected Poems. All welcome. Tudor, Thomas Tallis and the chronology of Spaces limited; registration required: karen. Tudor music’ [email protected]. Supported by the TORCH Knowledge Exchange project ‘Mediating Modern Poetry’. University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 31

Music and Theology seminars Faculty of Oriental Studies Annual Uehiro Lectures: Fellow creatures: the moral and legal standing of animals The following events will take place at 5pm Seminar on Jewish history and literature on Wednesdays in Worcester. Conveners: The Professor Christine M Korsgaard, Harvard, in the Graeco-Roman period Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold, Dr Matthew Cheung will deliver the 2014 Annual Uehiro Lectures Salisbury The following seminars will be held at 2.30pm on the following days. on Tuesdays at the Centre for Hebrew and 4.30pm, 1 Dec: ‘Animals, human beings and Tassilo Erhardt, Liverpool Hope, will lead a Jewish Studies, Walton Street. Convener: persons’ seminar on 22 October. Professor Martin Goodman Subject: ‘Counter-Reformation theology 5pm, 2 Dec: ‘The moral standing of animals’ and spirituality in music at the Viennese Dr Charlotte Hempel, Birmingham 5pm, 3 Dec: ‘The question of legal rights for Habsburg court in the 17th and 18th 14 Oct: ‘Torah learning and animals’ centuries’ Schriftgelehrtentum: from Ezra to the Scrolls’ Wellcome Lecture in Neuroethics A round-table discussion on The Play of Adam/Le Jeu d’Adam will take place Dr Siam Bhayro Professor Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Duke, on 19 November with the organisers of 21 Oct: ‘Babylonian and Iranian features of will give the 2014 Wellcome Lecture in the performance of a new translation of ancient Jewish cosmologies: Marduk the Neuroethics at 5.30pm on 30 October. this 12th-century French mystery play. magician and the Zurvanite Enoch’ Subject: ‘Implicit moral attitudes’ The performance will take place on Professor Jan Joosten 26 November in Worcester chapel. Faculty of Theology and Religion 28 Oct: ‘The historical and theological Research colloquia lexicon of the Septuagint’ Inaugural Lecture The following seminars will be given at 5.15pm Jonathon Wright Professor Alister McGrath, Andreas Idreos on Tuesdays in Denis Arnold Hall, Faculty 4 Nov: ‘Nachleben of Jewish Professor of Science and Religion, will deliver of Music. Conveners: Mr Alexi Vellianitis, Mr Pseudepigrapha: the case of Joseph and his inaugural lecture at 5pm on 20 October in Christopher May Aseneth’ the Examination Schools. Professor Daniel Grimley Dr Katell Berthelot, Aix-en-Provence Subject: ‘Conflict or mutual enrichment? 14 Oct: ‘ “In the mood”: the affective 11 Nov: ‘The Hellenistic background of the Why science and theology need to talk to landscapes of Edvard Grieg’s Stemninger’ story of the division of the earth between each other’ the children of Noah in the Book of Jubilees’ Professor Raffaele Pozzi, Rome Hensley Henson Lectures 21 Oct: ‘ “Le Maître du temps”: Robert Cahen Dr Hector Patmore, Cardiff Experiencing the Victorian church: and Pierre Boulez’ 18 Nov: ‘The evil inclination in the targums faith, time and architecture to the Pentateuch and the Prophets’ Professor Laura Tunbridge Dr William Whyte will deliver the Hensley 28 Oct: ‘Listening to Lieder between the Professor Tessa Rajak and Professor Martin Henson lectures at 5pm on the following days wars’ Goodman in the Examination Schools. 25 Nov: ‘Resistance, revolt and revolution: Dr Anne Hyland, Manchester 21 Oct: ‘Experiencing’ Masada and other issues’ 4 Nov: ‘Convergent evolution in the 19th- 28 Oct: ‘Seeing’ century piano trio: Schubert and Hummel Daniel Ryan, Cambridge as case study’ 2 Dec: ‘Ethnicity, national identity and 4 Nov: ‘Inhabiting’ coinage under Alexander Jannaeus’ Professor Steven Connor, Cambridge 11 Nov: ‘Visiting’ 11 Nov: ‘ “To the ear a great compassion”: Faculty of Philosophy 18 Nov: ‘Analysing’ listening, counting and numbers’

HLC Screening The following lectures will be given at the 18 Nov: ‘Night in coming: a threnody for the Lecture Theatre, Oxford Martin School. To victims of Marikana’ register: bookwhen.com/uehiro.

Dr Julie Brown, RHUL Loebel Lectures 25 Nov: tbc Professor Kenneth S Kendler, Virginia Dr Henry Hope Commonwealth, will lecture at 6pm on the 2 Dec: ‘ “Barbarossa’s Hoffest of 1184”: a case following days. study in the history of Minnesang’ 15 Oct: ‘The genetic epidemiology of psychiatric and substance abuse disorders: multiple levels, interactions and causal loops’

16 Oct: ‘The dappled causal world of psychiatric disorders: the link between the classification of psychiatric disorders and their causal complexity’ 32 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Mathematical, Physical Dr Nathan S Lawrence, Schlumberger Lobanov-Rostovsky Lecture and Life Sciences Cambridge Research Professor Alessandro Morbidelli, Nice 17 Nov: ‘Developing chemical sensors for 28 Nov: ‘The formation of terrestrial planets’ the oilfield’ (joint lecture with Physics) Department of Chemistry Professor Peter J Dobson Professor Dianne Edwards, Cardiff Organic Chemistry Colloquia 1 Dec: ‘Low frequency electric field effects 5 Dec: ‘Did mid-Silurian to basal Devonian in waterʼ land plants bioengineer the planet?’ The following colloquia will be given at 2pm on Thursdays in the ICL Lecture Theatre, unless Soft Matter, Biomaterials and Department of Engineering Science otherwise noted. Interfaces seminars

Professor Matthew Todd, Sydney The following seminars will be given at 4pm The following lectures will be given at 2pm 16 Oct, DP Lecture Theatre: ‘Open source on Tuesdays in the John Rowlinson Seminar on Mondays in the Information Engineering drug discovery’ Room, PTCL. All welcome. Conveners: Building, Department of Engineering. Dr R P A Dullens, Professor J Yeomans Professor Mark Howarth Dr Digby Symons, Cambridge 23 Oct, DP Lecture Theatre: ‘Bacterial Dr Rob Style 6 Oct: ‘Design guidelines for granular superglue, spontaneous amide bond 21 Oct: ‘Why surface tension gives soft particles in a conical centrifugal filter’ formation and polymers to fish for cancer solids some unexpected but useful physical Dr Majid Malboubi cells’ properties’ 20 Oct: ‘Pressure propagation in living cells’ Dr Scott Cockroft, Edinburgh, Dr Tom Dr Kazem Edmond Dr Camille Petit, Imperial Sheppard, UCL, Professor Ai-Lan Lee, Heriot- 4 Nov: ‘Rheology of self-assembling 27 Oct: ‘Towards the design of multi- Watt, and Professor George Whitesides, colloidal chains’ purpose nanomaterials for sustainability’ Harvard Professor Martin Oettel, Tübingen 30 Oct: Pfizer Second-year Graduate Poster Professor Hongbiao Dong, Leicester 18 Nov: ‘Some aspects of soft interfaces with symposium 3 Nov: ‘Effect of post-weld heat-treatment trapped colloids’ on hydrogen embrittlement’ Professor Dek Woolfson, Bristol Dr Daniela Kraft, Leiden 13 Nov: ‘De novo protein design: faster, Professor Dierk Raabe, Max-Planck-Institute 2 Dec: ‘Self-assembly of anisotropic colloidal better, fitter’ for Iron Research particles’ 10 Nov: tbc Dr Chris Braddock, Imperial 20 Nov: ‘Studies on halogenated marine Department of Earth Sciences Professor Adib Becker, Nottingham natural products as inspired by their 17 Nov: ‘Computational mechanics: the probable biogeneses’ Seminars limits of computer simulations’

Professor Steven Armes, Sheffield The following seminars will be given at 2pm on Professor Jianguo Ling, Imperial 27 Nov: ‘Polymerisation-induced self- Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Department of 24 Nov: tbc assembly’ Earth Sciences. e-Research Centre Dr Sean Bew, East Anglia Dr Tom Mitchell, UCL 4 Dec: ‘Small rings to big rings – adventures 17 Oct: tbc The following lectures will take place at 2pm in natural product synthesis, stable isotopes Professor David Battisti, Washington on Fridays in Room 277, Oxford e-Research and failed “click” chemistry’ 24 Oct: tbc Centre, 7 Keble Road. Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Professor Barbara Romanowicz, Berkeley Pip Willcox Laboratory 31 Oct: ‘Global seismic imaging using 17 Oct: ‘ “Well! It is now publique”: crowds, Physical Chemistry seminars full waveforms: of mantle plumes and collaboration and the canon’ secondary scale convection’ The following seminars will be given at 2.15pm Professor Scott Ransom on Mondays in the PTCL Lecture Theatre. All Dr Carmen Gaina, Oslo 24 Oct: ‘Millisecond pulsars, basic physics welcome. Conveners: Professor 7 Nov: ‘Paleocene–Eocene tectonic plate and their ridiculous data and computing R G Compton, Dr M I Wallace reorganisations: a search for causes and challenges’ effects’ Professor Christopher Hardacre, Belfast Professor Timo Honkela 20 Oct: ‘Understanding liquid phase Professor Isabella Velicogna, California at 14 Nov: ‘Context-sensitive meta-analysis in catalysis using conventional and ionic Irvine/Jet Propulsion Laboratory humanities and social sciences’ liquid modified heterogeneous catalysts’ 14 Nov: ‘Time variable gravity studies of ice Professor Henry Thompson sheet mass balance and regional sea level’ Dr Andrew J Wain, National Physical 21 Nov: tbc Laboratory, Teddington Professor Balz Kamber, Trinity College Dublin Dr Eleanor Lawson 3 Nov: ‘Mapping interfacial processes at 21 Nov: ‘The Hadean–Archaean and 28 Nov: ‘Dynamic dialects – creating vocal- nanostructured surfaces’ Archaean–Proterozoic boundaries: giant tract imaging resources for the study of impacts, mantle reorganisation and Special Seminar speech’ consequences for the ocean–atmosphere Professor Daniel Neumark, Berkeley system’ 10 Nov: ‘Slow electron velocity-map imaging of cryogenically cooled anions’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 33

Department of Materials Dr Roberto Valandro, International Centre for Dr James Hartwell, Liverpool Theoretical Physics, Trieste 6 Nov: ‘Using de novo ’omics to elucidate Weekly colloquia 30 Oct: ‘DeSitter vacuua in string theory’ the basis for a complex photosynthetic adaptation: from functional in The following colloquia will be given at 4pm Dr Assaf Ben-David, Niels Bohr Institute models to synthetic biology in crops’ on Thursdays in the Hume Rothery Lecture 6 Nov: ‘Large-scale anomalies in the CMB’ Theatre, preceded by tea at 3.30pm. Titles to be Professor Michael Holdsworth, Nottingham Dr Alexander Mitov, Cambridge confirmed. 13 Nov: ‘Beyond the oxidised surface 20 Nov: ‘Top production at NNLO’ 16 Oct: Dr Mark Buitelaar, UCL London horizon: why do plants sense oxygen?’ Centre for Nanotechnology Dr Gudrun Heinrich, Max-Planck-Institute for Professor Paul Jarvis Physics 30 Oct: Professor Dr Hans-Peter 20 Nov: ‘Chloroplast biogenesis in plants: 27 Nov: ‘High precision calculations for LHC Karnthaler, Vienna protein import and its regulation by the phenomenology’ ubiquitin-proteasome system’ 6 Nov: Professor Dan Hewak, Southampton Professor Owe Philipsen, Goethe Optoelectronics Research Centre Professor Tom Givnish, Wisconsin 4 Dec: ‘Heavy dense QCD and nuclear 27 Nov: ‘Drivers of megadiversity in 4 Dec: Lars Hansen matter on the lattice’ bromeliads and orchids’ Oxford Physics Colloquia Mathematical Institute Department of Zoology The following colloquia will be given at 4.15pm Mathematical Biology and Ecology on Fridays in the Martin Wood Lecture Theatre, Seminar series seminars Clarendon Laboratory, unless otherwise noted. Tea served in the Common Room at 3.45pm. The following seminars will be given at 4pm on The following seminars will be held at 2pm Conveners: J March-Russell, R Davies, Mondays in Lecture Theatre B, Department of on Fridays in Lecture Room 5, Mathematical A Boothroyd, T Palmer Zoology. Organisers: Dr D Biro, Dr A Daley Institute. Convener: Sara Jolliffe (email: cmb@ maths.ox.ac.uk) Professor Andrei Seryi Astor Lecture 24 Oct: ‘Science and the art of inventiveness’ Professor Naomi Pierce, Harvard Dr Marco Polin, Warwick 13 Oct: ‘Diversification in the Lycaenidae: 17 Oct: ‘Flagellar synchronisation through Professor Bernard Silverman, Chief Scientific factors affecting rate heterogeneity’ direct hydrodynamic interactions’ Officer, Home Office 31 Oct: ‘Science in Whitehall’ Professor Steven Balbus Dr Sandro Azaele, Leeds 20 Oct: ‘A physicist’s view of the emergence 31 Oct: ‘A stochastic model for linking and Professor Steven Balbus of terrestrial vertebrates’ predicting spatial patterns in species-rich 7 Nov: ‘A physicist’s view of the emergence ecosystems’ of terrestrial vertebrates’ Weldon Memorial Prize Lecture Professor John McNamara, Bristol Dr Ben MacArthur, Southampton Professor Eric Wolff, Cambridge 27 Oct: ‘Towards a richer evolutionary game 14 Nov: ‘What is a stem cell?’ 14 Nov: ‘Ice cores, climate and sea ice’ theory’ Dr Anotida Madzvamuse, Sussex Professor Ray Monk, Southampton Dr Hannah Smithson 28 Nov: ‘An optimal control approach for 21 Nov: tbc 3 Nov: ‘Human visual adaptation: mapping modelling Neutrophil cell migration’ Professor Asimina Arvanitaki, Perimeter the environmental input to the sensory Institute for Theoretical Physics, Ontario response’ Department of Physics 5 Dec: ‘Discovering new forces and matter Professor Ashley Moffett, Cambridge with atoms and clocks’ Hintze Lecture 10 Nov: ‘How does variation in immune system (KIR and HLA) influence Dr Scott Ransom, National Radio Astronomy Department of Plant Sciences successful human reproduction?’ Observatory, will deliver the 9th Hintze Lecture at 5pm on 20 November in the Martin Departmental research seminars Professor Martin Brasier Wood Lecture Theatre, Clarendon Laboratory. 17 Nov: ‘In search of the earliest signs of The following seminars will be given at 1pm Subject: ‘Millisecond pulsars, magnetars complex life on Earth’ on Thursdays in the Large Lecture Theatre, and black holes: the wickedly cool stellar Department of Plant Sciences. Convener: Dr I Professor David Gems, UCL undead’ Moore 24 Nov: ‘Ageing: what is it? Clues from Particles and Fields seminars C elegans’ Dr Sofia Gripenberg The following seminars will be given at 4.15pm 23 Oct: ‘Plant–enemy interactions in tropical Professor Max Telford, UCL on Thursdays in the Dennis Sciama Lecture forests – a community-level perspective’ 1 Dec: ‘New views of old worms from Theatre, Department of Physics. Conveners: Dr , trees and embryos’ Markus Rummel, Professor Subir Sarkar Professor Johnathan Napier, Rothamsted Research Oxford Particle Theory Group 30 Oct: ‘Metabolic engineering for the 16 Oct: Introduction to the group production of omega-3 long chain Dr Oleg Ruchayskiy, École Polytechnique polyunsaturated fatty acids in transgenic Fédérale de Lausanne Camelina – making fish oils in plants’ 23 Oct: ‘Sterile neutrino dark matter’ 34 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Medical Sciences Sir William Dunn School of Pathology Professor Anders Björklund, Lund. Host: Dr Liliana Minichiello Departmental seminar series 11 Nov: ‘Nurr1 and TFEB as targets for Department of Biochemistry neuroprotective therapy in Parkinson’s The following seminars will take place at 2pm disease’ Joel Mandelstam Lecture on Fridays in the Medical Sciences Teaching Centre, South Parks Road, unless otherwise Professor Amrita Ahluwalia, Barts and the Professor Susan Golden, California at San noted. London Medical School. Host: Professor Chris Diego, will deliver the 6th Joel Mandelstam Garland Lecture at 4pm on 17 November in the Professor Joost Holthuis, Osnabrück 18 Nov: ‘A reductionist approach to Seminar Room, New Biochemistry Building. 10 Oct: ‘Mechanisms and biological impact cardiovascular disease: nitrate to nitrite to Subject: ‘How cyanobacteria tell time’ of sphingolipid homeostasis’ NO’ Norman Heatley Lecture Nuffield Department of Clinical Professor Naoshige Uchida, Harvard. Host: Professor Karen H Vousden, CR-UK Beatson Neurosciences Professor Peter Magill Institute, Glasgow 25 Nov: ‘Dissecting computations in the Tues, 14 Oct: ’Metabolic control of cancer Lecture dopamine reward system’ fate decisions’ Professor Timothy Behrens will lecture at Dr Beatriz Rico, KCL. Host: Professor Marco Professor Michael Dustin 4.30pm on 3 November in Lecture Theatre 1, Capogna 7 Nov: ‘Complex topology of the Academic Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital. 2 Dec: ‘On the assembly of GABAergic immunological synapse’ Subject: ‘Imaging the mechanisms of circuits: neuregulins and ErbB4 function’ behavioural control’ Dr Lori Passmore, MRC Laboratory of Professor Colin Nichols, Washington Molecular Biology Seminars University School of Medicine. Host: Professor 21 Nov: ‘Structural insights into Antony Galione The following seminars will be given at 1pm macromolecular machines that regulate 9 Dec: ‘Ion channels and disease: from on Thursdays in Seminar Rooms A/B, Level 6, mRNA polyA tails’ West Wing, John Radcliffe Hospital. diabetes, to arrhythmias, to congenital Professor Wendy Bickmore, Edinburgh hypotension’ Professor Simon Lovestone 28 Nov: ‘Transcription and nuclear 30 Oct: ‘Blood-based biomarkers and organisation: chicken and egg’ Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Alzheimer’s; what do we want, when do we Genetics Dr Claudia Kemper, KCL want it?’ 12 Dec: ‘New tricks for an “old dog”: Head of Department seminar series Professor Sophie Scott, UCL unexpected novel roles for complement in 27 Nov: ‘The neurobiology of social sounds – human TH1 immunity’ The following seminars will be given at 1pm from speech to laughter’ and 1.30pm in the Large Lecture Theatre, Pharmacology, Anatomical Sherrington Building. All welcome. Convener: Associate Professor Zameel Cader Neuropharmacology and Drug Discovery Dr Deborah Goberdhan 11 Dec: ‘New frontiers in stem cell Seminars neuroscience and drug discovery’ 17 Oct: Professor Ole Kiehn, Karolinska Institutet: 2014 Oxford Biomedical Imaging Festival The following seminars will be held at noon on ‘Deciphering the functional organisation Tuesdays in the Lecture Theatre, Department A one-day festival of imaging will be held on 23 of neural circuits controlling mammalian of Pharmacology, MansfieldR oad. October in the Garden Quad, St John’s, bringing locomotor movements’ (hosts: Professor Gero Miesenböck, Dr Simon Butt) together scientists and clinicians to share Professor Ruediger Klein, Max-Planck- imaging expertise within Oxford to showcase Institute of Neurobiology. Host: Dr Liliana 24 Oct: current research. Registration free to University Minichiello Dr Chris Nellåker: ‘Facial phenotype members. Further information and to register: 14 Oct: ‘How to build a complex nervous information from ordinary photos – www.ndcn.ox.ac.uk/events/2014-oxford- system with a small vocabulary of guidance algorithm to aid diagnoses of rare diseases’ biomedical-imaging-festival. cues’ Dr Fernando Garcia-Moreno: ‘The evolution of forebrain neural stem cells and Grand Rounds Professor David Beech, Leeds. Host: Associate the origins of neocortex’ Professor Paolo Tammaro Mr John Elston will give the following 21 Oct: ‘The magic of calcium ion entry into 7 Nov: seminar at 11.30am on 12 December after the Professor Frances Ashcroft: title tbc cells: discovery, disease and drugs’ Grand Rounds in Lecture Theatre 1, Academic Dr Tara Caffrey: ‘Designer genes: Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital. Professor Bert ’t Hart, Groningen. Host: tailoring DNA for functional studies of Subject: ‘More than meets the eye’ Assoicate Professor Daniel Anthony neurodegenerative disease susceptibility 28 Oct: ‘The EAE model in marmosets: half loci’ man, half mouse’ 14 Nov: Professor Hans Reul, Bristol. Host: Professor Dr Clotilde Thery, Institut Curie: Trevor Sharp ‘Mechanisms of biogenesis and functions 4 Nov: ‘Epigenetic control of stress- of exosomes and other secreted vesicles’ induced transcription and behaviour: (host: Dr Deborah Goberdhan) relevance to PTSD’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 35

21 Nov: National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit Social Sciences Dr Sarah Threlfel: ‘Shedding light on Seminars in Maternal and Infant Health neuronal vulnerability in Parkinson’s and Care disease’ School of Anthropology and Museum Dr Christophe Royer: ‘Regulation of tissue The following seminars will be given in the Ethnography regeneration and cell fate by the apical- Lecture Theatre, Richard Doll Building, Old lateral polarity complex’ Road Campus. All welcome. Convener: Dr Departmental seminar series Rachel Rowe 28 Nov: The following seminars will be given at 3.30pm Dr Heidi de Wet: ‘The hunger games: Dr Cally Tann, London on Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Pitt Rivers appetite regulation and weight control by 10.30am, 21 Oct: ‘Neonatal encephalopathy Museum, Robinson Close. Conveners: Dr J gut hormones’ in Uganda: from bench to bedside’ Lezaun, Dr R Parkin Dr Lisa Heather: ‘Metabolism, hypoxia and the diabetic heart’ Professor Soo Downe, Central Lancashire Stephanie Schwandner-Sievers, 2pm, 8 Dec: ‘Sailing in the SHIP trial; Bournemouth 5 Dec: insights from a pragmatic RCT of a complex 17 Oct: ‘Martyrs, militants and emotions: Professor Ole Peterson, Cardiff: C‘ alcium intervention in maternity care’ Albanian radicalisation in Kosovo before signalling in pancreatic acinar and stellate 1999’ cells: physiology and pathology’ (host: Department of Psychiatry Professor Anant Parekh) Vitys Cybrinskas, Vytautas Magnus 24 Oct: ‘Beyond the rooted Lectures Nuffield Department of Population Health cosmopolitanism of transnational The following lectures will be held at Lithuanians in the US: empowering post- Sir Richard Doll Seminars in Public Health 9.30am on Tuesdays in the Seminar Room, socialist moral economies and repatriating and Epidemiology Department of Psychiatry, Warneford Hospital. social remittances’ Security badges must be worn to all lectures. The following seminars will be given at 1pm Roger Sansi-Roca, ISRF Slovenia on Tuesdays in the Lecture Theatre, Richard Dr George Hibbert and Jill Canvin, Wiltshire 31 Oct: ‘On forms of mental discipline Doll Building, Old Road Campus. All welcome. 7 Oct: ‘Under investigation by the General and understanding of natural psyche in Conveners: Dr D Canoy, Dr W Herrington Medical Council: Kafka’sTrial or Keystone contemporary Serbia’ Cops?’ Dr Martin O’Flaherty, Liverpool Alex Edmonds, Edinburgh 14 Oct: ‘Here, there and everywhere… Dr Vivienne Curtis, London 7 Nov: ‘The vanity of maids: beauty and Exploring the international variability of 14 Oct: ‘Academic psychiatry – past, present social hierarchy in Brazil’ determinants of coronary heart disease and future?’ Stephen Leonard trends using the IMPACT’ Dr Stephen Tuck 14 Nov: ‘Ways of speaking, ways of knowing: Professor Martin Landray 21 Oct: ‘Humanities and mental health the ethnolinguistic identity of the Inugguit’ 21 Oct: tbc research’ Frederick Keck, Musée de Quai Branly Professor Marjo-Riitta Järvelin, Imperial Dr Leonida Chouliaras 21 Nov: ‘Biosecurity practices in labs 28 Oct: ‘Lifecourse approach to 28 Oct: Clinical case presentation and and museums: sentinels, simulation, understanding health and disease’ discussion (please note this lecture is only stockpiling’ for people with clinical responsibilities) 4 Nov: tbc Catherine Alexander, Durham Dr Laurence Mynors-Wallis, Poole 28 Nov: ‘Cleaning up and moving on: Professor Frederik Karpe 4 Nov: ‘Lead or be led – leadership in Kazakhstan’s “nuclear renaissance” ’ 11 Nov: ‘Human fat distribution and its psychiatry’ relationship to cardiovascular and diabetes Fiona Jordan, Bristol risk’ Winner and runner-up 5 Dec: ‘Revisiting cousin marriage: 11 Nov: Dermot Rowe Prize ecological, cultural and historical Professor Martin Prince, KCL explanations’ 18 Nov: tbc Professor Daniel Freeman 18 Nov: ‘An explanatory randomised Pitt Rivers Museum Research Seminar Professor Tyler VanderWeele, Harvard controlled trial testing the effects of in Visual, Material and Museum 25 Nov: ‘A unification of mediation and cognitive behaviour therapy for worry on Anthropology interaction: a four-way decomposition’ persecutory delusions in psychosis: results The following seminars will be given at Dr John Chambers, Imperial of the Worry Intervention Trial (WIT)’ 1pm on Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Pitt 2 Dec: tbc Dr Simon Vann-Jones Rivers Museum, Robinson Close. Conveners: 25 Nov: Clinical case presentation and Professor C Harris, Dr I Daniels discussion (please note this lecture is only Tanya Harnett, Lethbridge for people with clinical responsibilities) 17 Oct: ‘Scarred/sacred waters: it’s personal’

Elena-Magdalena Craciun, UCL 24 Oct: ‘Virtue in the marketplace: veiled designer–entrepreneurs in Istanbul’ 36 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Caroline Edge, Bolton Fertility and Reproduction seminar series Workshop 31 Oct: ‘The Worktown Observation Centre: Infant Feeding: Nurture and A workshop will be given by the University documentary photography and community of Oxford, the University of Warwick and engagement’ Nourishment the Karolinska Institutet, 10.30am–4pm on Tom McDonald, UCL The following seminars will be given at 11am 5 December in the St Cross Room, St Cross. 7 Nov: ‘On the level: materiality, hierarchy on Mondays in the Lecture Room, 64 Banbury To register: [email protected]. and value on social media in rural China’ Road. Conveners: Dr K Qureshi, Dr E Rahman Conveners: Dr A Davis and Dr P Nowicka Subject: ‘Parent–child relationships past and Lucie Ryzova, Birmingham Bronwen Gillespie, Sussex present’ 14 Nov: ‘Love in a box: reflections on youth, 13 Oct: ‘Negotiating nutrition: from baby to texts and personhood in mid-20th-century toddler in the Peruvian Andes’ International Gender Studies at Lady Egypt and on the poetics of archive-making Leah Astbury, Cambridge Margaret Hall seminars in the early 21st century’ 20 Oct: ‘Hiring a wet nurse in 17th-century Gender and Religion: Global Martin Hall, Salford England’ Perspectives on their Intersection 21 Nov: ‘Circulating objects’ Margaret Carlyle, Cambridge The following seminars will be given at 2pm on Mirjam Brusius 27 Oct: ‘Breast pump technology and Thursdays in Talbot Hall, Lady Margaret Hall. 28 Nov: ‘The canon under threat: “natural” motherly milk in Enlightenment Conveners: C Tomas, Dr J Davies Mesopotamia in the museum’ France’ Professor Beverly Clack, Oxford Brookes Ian Ewart, Reading Christine McCourt and Juliet Rayment, 16 Oct: ‘Feminist approaches to religion’ 5 Dec: ‘Design anthropology and London City 3 Nov: ‘Bangladeshi women’s experiences of ethnographies of the possible’ Dr Arezou Azad infant feeding in Tower Hamlets’ 23 Oct: ‘The wives of the saints: female Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity Sarah O’Neill, Institute of Tropical Medicine, mysticism in medieval Islam’ (UBVO) Antwerp Pat Holden, former Senior Social 10 Nov: ‘How to protect your newborn from Seminar series Development Adviser, DFID neonatal death: spirits and infant feeding 30 Oct: ‘Revisiting “women’s religious The following seminars will be given at 1pm practices in the Gambia’ experience” – 30 years on’ on Thursdays in 61 Banbury Road. Conveners: Mara Mabilia, Padova Professor S Ulijaszek, Dr P Nowicka Professor Bettina Schmidt, Wales 17 Nov: ‘Revisiting breastfeeding in light of 6 Nov: ‘Women as spiritist mediums, Amandine Garde, Liverpool the gift logic. Is a comparison of Gogo and priestesses and vehicle for demons in 23 Oct: ‘From denial to corporate social Italian women possible?’ Sao Paulo: the role of women in spirit responsibility: rhetoric of the food industry Alice Reid, Cambridge possession’ on obesity prevention’ 24 Nov: ‘Infant feeding and child health and Professor Masooda Bano Rachel Colls, Durham survival in early-20th-century England’ 13 Nov: ‘Understanding the appeal of female 30 Oct: ‘Exploring political geographies of Françoise Barbira-Freedman, Cambridge Islamic education movements: evidence obesity and fatness: environments, bodies 1 Dec: ‘From Amazonian couvade to neo- from three countries’ and activism’ couvade in cosmopolitan trends of co- The Revd Prebendary Angela Berners- Neil Docherty, Dublin parenting: a comparative analysis’ Wilson, Bath 6 Nov: ‘Rodent models of obesity- Language and Anthropology seminar 20 Nov: ‘Pilgrimage to priesthood: the reductionist approaches to understanding struggle of women to gain recognition in the basis of a complex human trait’ series the Anglican Church 1978–2014’ Karen Throsby, Leeds The following seminars will be given at 2pm on Dr Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, UCL 13 Nov: ‘ “It’s not fat – it’s bioprene”: the following days in the New Seminar Room, 27 Nov: ‘Gender and faith-based marathon swimming and heroic fatness’ 51–53 Banbury Road. Convener: Dr S Leonard humanitarianism: views from contexts of Peter Scarborough David Zeitlyn forced displacement’ 20 Nov: ‘Evidence of the effectiveness of 21 Oct: ‘Linguistic ecologies on the Catherine Tomas and Dr Janette Davies health-related food taxes’ Cameroon–Nigeria borderlands. Social construction? Analytic construction?’ 4 Dec: ‘Feminist liberation theology: how Workshop the Church offers health and wholeness/ Andrea Grant, Cambridge holiness’ A workshop will be held in collaboration with 6 Nov: ‘ “Za nduru, man!” Slang, hip hop the Division of Pediatrics (CLINTEC, Karolinska identity and linguistic politics in post- Institutet), 1–6.30pm on genocide Rwanda’ 7 November in the Tsuzuki Lecture Theatre, St Anne’s. To register: paulina.nowicka@anthro. Emma Cohen ox.ac.uk. Conveners: Professor S Ulijaszek, Dr 20 Nov: ‘Does accent trump race in guiding P Nowicka children’s social preferences?’ Subject: ‘Developmental frameworks of childhood obesity’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 37

School of Archaeology Professor Kathy Sylva and Professor Pam Dr Carole Spary, Nottingham Sammons 23 Oct: ‘Gender, federalism and state Research Laboratory for Archaeology and 3 Nov: ‘Effects of pre-school education on feminism in India’ the History of Art (RLAHA) departmental outcomes at age 16 and predicted lifetime Dr Ayaz Qureshi, SOAS research seminar earnings: findings from the mixed-method 30 Oct: ‘The politics of HIV/AIDS in Pakistan: EPPSE study’ (convener: Professor Harry The following seminars will be given at 5pm on ethnography of a state bureaucracy’ Daniels) Tuesdays in the Beckit Room, Dyson Perrins Professor Nandini Gooptu Building. Convener: Dr M Dee Ray Shostak. Respondent: Professor 6 Nov: ‘Cleaning India: the new Christopher Hood Professor Graeme Barker, Cambridge untouchables’ 10 Nov: ‘The use of research in 14 Oct: ‘A tale of two caves (Niah Cave, policymaking, reviews and the work of Dr Shapan Adnan Borneo; Haua Fteah Cave, Libya), or why government’ (convener: Professor Pam 13 Nov: ‘Primitive accumulation, land was our species so successful at colonising Sammons) grabs and resistance in neoliberal India: new environments?’ persistence of self-employed labour and the Professor Val Klenowski, Queensland UT Dr Tamsin O’Connell, Cambridge “transition to capitalism”?’ 17 Nov: ‘The rise and rise of testing and use 21 Oct: ‘What have isotopic analyses told us of assessment data in Australia’ (convener: Dr Thomas Hodgson, KCL that we didn’t know already?’ Dr Alis Oancea) 20 Nov: ‘Music in Kashmir and capital in the Dr James Brusuelas and Dr Chiara 21st century’ Dr Katharine Burn and Mr Trevor Mutton Meccariello 24 Nov: ‘Are there some questions that Professor Craig Jeffrey and Dr Jane Dyson 28 Oct: ‘Ancient lives: papyrology in the can’t be answered? The limits of research 27 Nov: ‘Now! Youth prefigurative politics shell’ in teacher education’ (convener: Professor in India’ Dr Peter Northover and Dr Wendy Morrison Harry Daniels) Dr Ammara Maqsood 4 Nov: ‘Do we need a better word than Dr Jaakko Kauko, Helsinki 4 Dec: ‘Representations and presentations archaeometallurgy?’ (Northover); ‘The 1 Dec: ‘Contrasting the dynamics of English of young Pashtuns in urban Pakistan’ missing cast: fitting the Indian subcontinent and Finnish education policymaking’ into the global picture of early metal ages Oxford Poverty and Human Development (convener: Professor Jenny Ozga) bronze technology’ (Morrison) Initiative (OPHI): Lunchtime seminar Religion, Philosophy and Education and series New post-doctoral researchers at RLAHA Philosophy of Education Society of Great 11 Nov: various titles The following seminars will be given at 1pm on Britain (joint seminar programme) Mondays in Seminar Room 2, Queen Elizabeth Dr Antoine Zazzo, Muséum National The following seminars will be given at 5pm in House, 3 MansfieldR oad, unless otherwise d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris Seminar Room D, Department of Education, noted. Complimentary sandwich lunch 18 Nov: ‘Radiocarbon dating of biological unless otherwise noted. All welcome. available (first come, first served).A ll welcome. apatites: problems and prospects’ Enquiries: [email protected]. Sabina Alkire Professor Ian Freestone, UCL Professor Christopher Winch, KCL 13 Oct: Introduction to OPHI 25 Nov: ‘Re-use and recycling of Roman 18 Nov: 'How do we know that someone glass over 2,000 years’ Gisela Robles Aguilar knows how?' 20 Oct: ‘An empirical exploration of the Dr Thibaut Deviese Dr Daniel Moulin, Navarra “shame of poverty” for Chile in 2009’ 2 Dec: ‘Chromatography: a powerful tool for 25 Nov: 'On the nature of antitheism: both materials and chronology studies’ Jiweon Jun an exploratory study of anti-Christian 27 Oct: tbc prejudice in English secondary schools' Department of Education Michael Woolcock, World Bank Dr Emma Williams, Philosopher in residence, 5pm, 4 Nov: tbc Public seminar programme Rugby School 2 Dec: 'Thinking beyond the straits of Suman Seth The following seminars will be given at 5pm on reason' 10 Nov: tbc Mondays in Seminar Room A, Department of Education, 15 Norham Gardens. Sabina Alkire Department of International Development 17 Nov: tbc Professor Gemma Moss, London (Queen Elizabeth House) 20 Oct: ‘Progression, knowledge and Miguel Székely assessment in the curriculum: who’s Contemporary South East Asia seminars 24 Nov: tbc interested in the sociology of knowledge The following seminars will be held at 2pm on Gaston Yalonetzky, Leeds now?’ (convener: Dr Alis Oancea) Thursdays in Seminar Room 2, Department of 1 Dec: ‘Pro-poorest poverty reduction with Dr Roger Barnard, Waikato International Development. Conveners: Lipika counting measures: the anonymous case’ 27 Oct: ‘English language policy and Kamra, Elizabeth Chatterjee, Sneha Krishnan educational planning: issues and concerns Dr Alison Macdonald, UCL in Asian contexts’ (convener: Professor 16 Oct: ‘Suffering and self-enlightenment: Ernesto Macaro) breast cancer voluntarism in urban India’ 38 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Refugee Studies Centre Technology and Management Centre for Lectures Development Public Seminar Series Edwina Dunn, co-founder of Dunnhumby (the Professor George Yip, China Europe company behind Tesco’s Clubcard) will be in The following seminars will be given at International Business School, will deliver conversation with Dr Vicki Nash at 5pm on 23 5pm on Wednesdays in Seminar Room 1, October at the Oxford Internet Institute. Department of International Development, a Distinguished Guest Lecture at 5pm on 23 October in Seminar Room 2, Queen Elizabeth unless otherwise noted. Conveners: Dr Cathryn Professor Judy Wajcman, LSE, will lecture House. Followed by drinks reception. Co- Costello, Dr Kirsten McConnachie at 5pm on 4 December at the Oxford Internet hosted by Saïd Business School. Institute. Dr Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, UCL, and Subject: ‘Innovation in China’ Subject: ‘Pressed for time: the acceleration Professor Gil Loescher Professor Wing Thye Woo, California, Beijing, of life in digital capitalism’ 15 Oct: ‘The Oxford Handbook of Refugee and Shanghai and Columbia, will deliver a seminar Forced Migration Studies’ (book launch) at 5.30pm on 27 October in Seminar Room 3, Faculty of Law Dr Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, UCL Queen Elizabeth House. 22 Oct: ‘The ideal refugees: gender, Islam Subject: ‘The future of renminbi as an Intellectual Property Speaker Series and the Sahrawi politics of survival’ (book international currency and Shanghai as The following lectures will be given at 5.15pm event) an international financial centre: isC hina on Thursdays in the Theberge Room, St Peter’s. dreaming?’ Dr Kirsten McConnachie Professor Rochelle Dreyfuss, NYU 29 Oct: ‘Governing refugees: justice, order Oxford Internet Institute 23 Oct: ‘How regime shifting and legal pluralism’ (book event) reconceptualises intellectual property’ Annual Harrell-Bond Lecture Politics and Internet seminar series Professor Hector MacQueen, Scottish Law Her Royal Highness Princess Basma bint The following seminars will be given at 5.15pm Commission Talal at L3, Mathematical Institute. Convener: Dr 30 Oct: ‘The war of the booksellers: natural 5 Nov, Examination Schools: ‘Displacement Victoria Nash law, equity and literary property in 18th- and integration in the Hashemite Kingdom century Scotland’ of Jordan: a century later’ Tom Steinberg, mySociety 20 Oct: ‘There ain’t no “e” in PPE – how do Jeremy Dickerson, Burges Salmon Professor Jonny Steinberg we fill the digital skills gap at the top levels 6 Nov: ‘The role of surveys in trade mark 12 Nov: ‘Love of women and a place in of government and politics?’ and passing off cases’ the world: romantic love and political commitment in the life of a forced migrant’ Matthew McGregor, Blue State Digital Professor Alain Strowel, Saint-Louis Brussels, 3 Nov: tbc Munich IP Law Center Avocat, Brussels Professor Roger Zetter and Dr Nando Sigona, 13 Nov: ‘The right of communication to the Birmingham Professor Beth Noveck, the Governance Lab public in the CJEU case law: moving criteria 19 Nov: ‘Sans papiers: the social and 10 Nov: tbc and underlying rationale’ economic lives of young undocumented Alberto Nardelli, the Guardian migrants’ (book event) Professor Martin Senftleben, VU Amsterdam 17 Nov: tbc 20 Nov: ‘Copyright and creators’ interests Dr Katy Long, Stanford and Edinburgh Tim Kelsey, NHS England – rights and remuneration in the light of 26 Nov: ‘Inequality, immigration and 2 Dec: tbc Bourdieu’s analysis of the field of literary refugee protection’ and artistic production’ Philosophy and Technology seminar Professor Audrey Macklin, Toronto series Dr Dev Gangjee 3 Dec: ‘Citizenship revocation and the 27 Nov: ‘Debating copyright formalities’ privilege to have rights’ The following seminars will be given at 12.30pm at the Oxford Internet Institute. PIL Lunchtime Discussion Group Health and Humanitarian Response Convener: Professor L Floridi in Complex Emergencies The following discussions will be held at Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, European Centre for 12.30pm on Thursdays in the Old Library, All A short course will be held 6–7 December to International Political Economy Souls, unless otherwise noted. No booking present critical examination of the normative : ‘Internet and global trade: laws, necessary. frameworks for humanitarian responses 13 Nov diplomacy and wars’ in addressing the health and well-being Patricia O’Brien, permanent Mission of Ireland of populations in complex emergencies. Geoff Mulgan, Nesta to the United Nations and other International Suitable for experienced practitioners, 27 Nov: ‘Theories and tools for collective Organisations at Geneva, former UN Legal graduate researchers, parliamentarians and intelligence’ Counsel and Under Secretary-General for Legal staff, government officials, and personnel of Affairs inter-governmental and non-governmental OII Bellwether Lecture 16 Oct, Wharton Room: ‘Rule of law at the organisations. Visit: www.rsc.ox.ac.uk/health. Professor Caroline Haythornthwaite, British international level – still relevant?’ Columbia, will deliver the OII Bellwether Kirsty Brimelow, QC, Doughty Street Lecture at 5pm on 17 October at the Ioannou Chambers Centre for Classical and Byzantine Studies. 23 Oct: tbc Subject: ‘Learning with the crowd? New structures, new practices for knowledge, learning and education’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 39

Dr Martins Paparinskis, London Oxford–Sciences Po Research Group Workshops 30 Oct: ‘A sceptic’s guide to legitimate A seminar will be given 9am–4pm on 3 Professor Linda Collins, Penn State, will expectations in international investment December in Maison Française. Speakers: John lead a workshop from 10am on 28 October in law: revisiting the sources’ Curtice, Strathclyde; David Denver, Lancaster; the Haldane Room, Wolfson, on systems for Dr Reuven Ziegler, Reading Colin Rallings, Plymouth; Martial Foucault, improving behavioural intervention research 6 Nov: ‘Independence referendums Sciences Po; Florent Gougou, Libre, Brussels; methods in healthcare and psychology. Light and putative citizenship – the Scottish Annie Laurent, Lille. Convener: Florent lunch provided. To register, email name and referendum in a global perspective’ Gougou. Chair: Geoff Evans (tbc) department to [email protected]. Subject: 'Local elections. France and the Subject: ‘Optimising behavioural Peter Quayle, European Bank for UK in comparative perspective' interventions’ Reconstruction and Development and Notre Dame, London Law Centre Centre for International Studies Professor John Graham, Penn State, will 13 Nov: ‘ “A problem of interpretation”: lead a workshop from 10am on 31 October Conference – Mexico: President the ICJ’s approach to the constituent at the Department of Social Policy and Peña Nieto’s Reform Agenda instruments of international organisations’ Intervention, 32 Wellington Square. There will (working title) A conference will be held 9–10 October in be approximately 50 spaces, available on a the Senior Common Room, Nuffield. Further first come, first served basis. To register, email 20 Nov: tbc details and to register, contact Valentina [email protected]. Missing data Professor Christine Chinkin, London Riquelme: [email protected]. Conveners: J questions for John should be submitted at 27 Nov: tbc F Prud’homme, Monica Serrano, Laurence least 24 hours beforehand to jwg801@gmail. Whitehead com and copied to [email protected]. Professor Andrew Clapham, Geneva uk. All welcome; no charge but sandwiches 4 Dec: ‘Guantanamo Bay: some public Lectures will be available at cost price. international law issues arising in the 9/11 Monica Serrano, El Colegio de México, will Subject: ‘Missing data analysis’ trials’ lecture on 20 October at the Manor Road Research seminars Building. Time to be confirmed. Department of Politics and International Subject: ‘R2P’s unfinished journey: the The following seminars will be given at 5pm on Relations lingering promise of prevention’ Thursdays in the Violet Butler Room, Barnett House, 32 Wellington Square, unless otherwise Cyril Foster Lecture Graciana del Castillo will speak at 5pm on 22 noted. Convener: Dr Frances Gardner October at the Manor Road Building. Professor Loukas Tsoukalis, Athens, Subject: ‘Guilty party: the international Dr G J Melendez-Torres President of the Hellenic Foundation for community in Afghanistan’ 16 Oct: ‘Is drug treatment also HIV European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), prevention? Evidence from a systematic and Visiting Professor, KCL and the College Poetry review of behavioural interventions in men of Europe, Bruges, will deliver the Cyril Dr Rama Mani will perform poetry and who have sex with men’ Foster Lecture at 5pm on 13 November in the testimony from war zones and be in Dr Sally Merry, Auckland Examination Schools. conversation with Sir Edward Mortimer, Subject: tbc Professor Kalypso Nicolaïdis and the 30 Oct: ‘Getting SPARX to fly: from evidence to dissemination of a novel e-treatment for Constitutional Studies audience at 2pm on Armistice Day, 11 November, in the Auditorium, Ashmolean depression in young people’ Professor Iain McLean, Professor Leslie Museum, to mark the 100th anniversary of Dr Raymond Lang, UCL Green and Mure Dickie, Financial Times, will WWI and honour victims of 21st-century wars. 6 Nov: ‘The relationship between disability hold a roundtable discussion at 5pm on Co-sponsors: Centre for International Studies and global poverty: examining the evidence 20 October in the Oxford Martin School. (CIS), the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law base’ Subject: ‘After the referendum, what next? and Armed Conflict (ELAC) and the Oxford Constitutional change in the UK’ Network of Peace Studies (OxPeace). Professor Rachel Calam, Manchester Subject: ‘The art of transformation: creating 13 Nov: ‘Where can research into evidence- Professor John Curtice, Strathclyde, will peace in the fog of war’ based parenting interventions take us?’ lecture at 5pm on 31 October in the first-floor Lecture Theatre, Manor Road Building. This Dr Adam Bourne, LSHTM Department of Social Policy and will be the keynote address for the conference Tues, 2 Dec: ‘Drug use in sexual settings Intervention on the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act. (“chemsex”) among gay and bisexual men: Subject: ‘The Fixed-Term Parliaments Act: developing discourse, contrasting cultures Annual Sidney Ball Memorial Lecture quiet revolution or mere technical detail?’ and testing technologies’ Professor Tom Cook, Northwestern University Martyn Atkins, House of Commons Political Farah Jamal, IOE Institute for Policy Research, will deliver the and Constitutional Reform Committee, will 4 Dec: ‘Realist RCTs: notes from an annual Sidney Ball Memorial Lecture at 5pm lecture at 5pm on 6 November in the first-floor emerging methodology’ on 20 October in the Lecture Theatre, Rewley Lecture Theatre, Manor Road Building. House, Wellington Square. Subject: ‘A new Magna Carta?’ Subject: ‘The major assumptions of evidence-based policy: bringing empirical evidence to bear’ 40 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Centre for Socio-legal Studies A two-day workshop will be held 15–16 Professor Mads Meier Jaeger, Copenhagen December, venue to be confirmed. Further 1 Dec: ‘Hello beautiful? The effect of Seminar series information: www.csls.ox.ac.uk/forthcoming_ interviewer physical attractiveness on events.php. Conveners: Dr Agnieszka Kubal, Dr interview success’ The following seminars will be given at 4.30pm Naomi Creutzfeldt, Dr Fernanda Pirie on Mondays in Seminar Room D, Manor Road Professor Chiara Saraceno, Collegio Carlo Subject: ‘Exploring the comparative in Building. Convener: Dr Fernanda Pirie Alberto socio-legal studies’ 5pm, 1 Dec: ‘The fate of antipoverty policies Dr Fernanda Pirie Islamic Law and Society Discussion Group between austerity and Europe 2020 targets’ 13 Oct: ‘Legal anthropology and legal theory: complementary or contradictory?’ The following seminars will be given at 12.30pm on Wednesdays in Seminar Room Department for Continuing Dr Christina Cook B, Manor Road Building. Conveners: Dr Petra Education 20 Oct: ‘Trending now: a nexus and Mahy, Sajjad Khoshroo convergence in water security’ Aina Khan, Duncan Lewis Solicitors Kellogg College Centre for Creative Dr Naomi Creutzfeldt 15 Oct: ‘Unregistered Muslim marriages – a Writing 27 Oct: ‘A conceptual framework for ticking time-bomb?’ measuring public trust in dispute Creative Writing Seminar Series resolution outside of courts and empirical Omar Anchassi, QMUL legitimacy of ombudsmen in Europe – some 29 Oct: ‘Fazlur Rahman’s “Qur’anic turn”, The following seminars will be given at 5.30pm preliminary findings’ Islamic law and gender’ in the Mawby Room, Kellogg. Refreshments at 5pm. All welcome. Dr Rogier Creemers Hossein Dabbagh, Reading 3 Nov: ‘Ideology in Chinese law: relic or 12 Nov: ‘Sharia and ethics’ Elleke Boehmer reality?’ 28 Oct: ‘The world in a grain of sand’ Dr Kerstin Steiner, Monash Dr Iginio Gagliardone 26 Nov: ‘The relationship between Islam, Thomas Glave 10 Nov: ‘Understanding and responding law and the state in Malaysia’ 27 Nov: ‘Secretive women, taboos and to hate speech online: a techno-legal dangerous sex’ dilemma?’ Department of Sociology

Dr Marina Kurkchiyan The following seminars will be given at 17 Nov: ‘The concept of law in medieval 12.30pm on Mondays in Seminar Room G, Rus’ ’ Manor Road Building, unless otherwise noted. Professor Christopher Hodges All welcome. Conveners: Francesco Billari, 24 Nov: ‘Affecting corporate behaviour: Christiaan Monden theories of deterrence, responsive Professor Giacomo Negro, Emory regulation, psychology and compliance’ 13 Oct: ‘Observational and experimental Book discussion evidence of destigmatisation’ Louis Assier-Andrieu, SciencesPo, Paris Professor Judy Wajcman, LSE 1 Dec: ‘L’autorité du passé. Essai 20 Oct: ‘Pressed for time: the acceleration of anthropologique sur la Common Law’ life in digital capitalism ’ Conference Professor Lynn Prince Cooke, Bath A two-day conference will be held, sponsored 27 Oct: ‘Deconstructing specialisation: by Swiss Re and FLJS, from 9am on 30 October unpaid domestic tasks and marriage premia to 2pm on 31 October at the Ship Street among US men’ Centre, Jesus. To register: www.csls.ox.ac.uk/ forthcoming_events.php. Conveners: Professor Professor Lucinda Platt, LSE Christopher Hodges, Dr Naomi Creutzfeldt 3 Nov: tbc Subject: ‘Consumer dispute resolution – Professor Lynn Jamieson, Edinburgh implementing the directive’ 10 Nov: tbc

Workshops Professor Gunhild Hagestad, Norwegian Social Research A workshop will be held from 1pm on 17 Nov: ‘Crossing borders: chances and 14 November in Seminar Room C, Manor Road Building. Convener: Dr Erdenchuluu challenges presented by a life course Khohchahar, Kyoto. Further information: perspective’ www.csls.ox.ac.uk/forthcoming_events.php. Professor Lawrence King, Cambridge Subject: ‘Inner Asian law and society: 24 Nov: ‘Do IMF programs hurt poor religion and justice’ countries? An analysis of a new data set on IMF conditionalities’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 41

Institutes, Centres and Conversation A conference will be held 1.30–6.30pm on Sunday, 16 November, at the Saskatchewan Professor Sir Hew Strachan and Professor Museums Room, Exeter. Convener: Dr Hugo Slim. Margaret MacMillan will be in conversation Speakers include: John Lloyd, Financial Ashmolean Museum at 5.30pm on 21 October in the Ship Street Times contributing editor; Ghanem Nuseibah, Lecture Theatre, Jesus (use Ship Street Cornerstone Global Associates Ltd; Professor Research seminars entrance off Cornmarket). To accompany the Itamar Rabinovich, former President, Tel-Aviv exhibition The Great War: Personal Stories The following seminars will be given at 1pm on University, former Israeli Ambassador to the from Downing Street to the Trenches. Chair: Thursdays at the Ashmolean. Tea and coffee USA and former Chief Negotiator with Syria; provided; those attending welcome to bring Professor Patricia Clavin Professor Sir Adam Roberts, former President sandwiches. Convener: Mark Norman Subject: ‘The meaning of 1914’ of the British Academy; Eran Yashiv, Director, Center for Regulation Policy, Eitan Berglas Milena Melfi Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies School of Economics, Tel-Aviv. Attendance free 23 Oct, Education Studio: ‘Conservation as but registration required: www.imec-oxford. divine inspiration: Damophon of Messene Lecture series co.uk. and the making, re-making and updating of Subject: ‘Israel and the changing Middle The following lectures will be given at 5.30pm cult statues in 2nd-century-BC Greece’ East: ethical, economic and security on Mondays in the Dorfman Centre, St Peter’s, challenges and opportunities. Israeli, Susan Walker and Stephanie Ward unless otherwise noted. Full details: www. Palestinian and international perspectives’ 27 Nov, Headley Lecture Theatre: ‘Food ocbs.org. for the gods? Recently discovered Roman Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Dr Louella Matsunaga, Oxford Brookes pewter dishes from Steane (Northants)’ Conflict (ELAC)/Centre for International 13 Oct: ‘The globalisation of Shin Studies (CIS) Buddhism?’ Bodleian Libraries Dr Jo Cook, UCL Emanuela Gillard will speak at 1pm on Centre for the Study of the Book 27 Oct: ‘Embodiment, anxiety and ethical 17 October in Seminar Room G, Manor Road reflection: learning mindfulness in Building. Early Modern Books masterclasses therapeutic contexts’ Subject: ‘Humanitarian access in 21st- The following classes will be given in the century armed conflict: legal and practical Dr Mattia Salvini, International PhD Weston Library, Broad Street. lessons from Syria’ Programme in Buddhist Studies, Mahidol; Dr Arnoud Visser, Utrecht Numata Visiting Professor in Buddhist Studies, Dr Janina Dill will speak at a book launch at 2.15pm, 13 Nov, Horton Seminar Room: Hamburg 4.30pm on 13 November in Seminar Room C, ‘Annotated books online’ 10 Nov: ‘The syntax of unreal things: Manor Road Building. Respondents: Adam Madhyamaka, the Abhidharma and Bower, Thomas Simpson Professor Nicholas Pickwoad, UAL Sanskrit grammar’ Title: Legitimate targets? Social construction, 4pm, 4 Dec, Lecture Theatre: ‘Bindings on international law and US bombing early modern books in the Bodleian Library’ Professor Timothy Barrett, Professor Emeritus, SOAS Lectures Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish 24 Nov: ‘A possible Buddhist influence on Studies The following lectures will be given at 1pm Chinese political thought’ in Convocation House, Bodleian Library. All David Patterson Seminars welcome; admission free. Places limited to COMPAS 100; advance booking recommended: www. The following seminars will be given at 7.15pm bodleian.ox.ac.uk/whatson. The first three Seminar series: Arrival cities on Mondays at Oxford Centre for Hebrew and lectures accompany the exhibition The Great Jewish Studies, Clarendon Institute Building, War: Personal Stories from Downing Street to A series of seminars will be given at 2pm Walton Street. Please note the new time and the Trenches. on Thursdays between 16 October and venue for this series. Convener: Dr Alison 4 December in the Pauling Centre, 58a Banbury Salvesen Dr Adrian Gregory Road. Speakers and titles to be confirmed. 15 Oct: ‘The problem with propaganda’ See: www.compas.ox.ac.uk/events/seminar- Dr Nadia Valman, QMUL Professor Martin Ceadel series. Convener: COMPAS Urban Change and 13 Oct: ‘From domestic paragon to 29 Oct: ‘Conscription and conscientious Settlement Cluster rebellious daughter: Victorian Jewish objection’ women novelists’ Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Mr Mike Webb Conflict Dr Laurent Mignon 5 Nov: ‘From Downing Street to the 20 Oct: ‘A sad state of freedom: on writing trenches’ Dr Eliav Lieblich, IDC Herzliya’s Radzyner about modern Jewish literature and Dr Allan Chapman School of Law, will lead a seminar 3–5pm on thought in Turkey’ 16 October in the Dorfman Centre, St Peter’s. 19 Nov: ‘John Wilkins (1614–72); Oxford Göran Rosenberg, author and journalist Respondent: Professor Tladi. Convener: Dr experimentalist, educator, bishop, FRS and 27 Oct: ‘A brief stop on the road from aspiring moon voyager’ Janina Dill Auschwitz’ Subject: ‘The prospect of forcible Mr Simon Bailey alternatives to war in Israel/Gaza’ Dr Robert Katz 26 Nov: ‘Award of the papal legate – 800 3 Nov: ‘Building art and memory: a personal years old’ exploration into Jewish identity’ 42 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Professor Ruth Wisse, Harvard Dr Martin Ganeri Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies 17 Nov: ‘The politics of Yiddish’ 4 Dec: ‘The habit of prayer and prayer in a habit’ The following events will take place at the Professor Adam Rovner, Denver Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, George 24 Nov: ‘Jewish authors in search of a Majewski Lecture Street. promised land: Israel Zangwill’s Angolan Professor Jan Westerhoff will deliver the Zion’ Seminar Series Majewski Lecture at 4.30pm on 30 October in Professor Jan Joosten Lecture Room 1, Oriental Institute. Islamic Cities 1 Dec: ‘The Egyptian background of the Subject: ‘What kind of philosophical theory The following seminars will be held at 5pm on Septuagint translation of the Hebrew is Madhyamaka?’ Wednesdays. All welcome. scriptures’ Shivdasani Lectures Professor Ebba Koch, Vienna Alfred Lehmann Memorial Lecture Professor Shrikant S Bahulkar, Pune, will 15 Oct: ‘Mughal Agra’ Professor Elisheva Carlebach, Columbia, deliver the following lectures and seminars Professor Carole Hillenbrand, St Andrews will deliver the Alfred Lehmann Memorial at 2pm on Thursdays at the Oxford Centre for and Edinburgh Lecture at 5pm on 12 November in the Taylor Hindu Studies. 22 Oct: ‘Jerusalem’ Institution. 16 Oct: ‘Vedism and Brahmanism in Subject: ‘Revealed beauty and hidden Buddhist literature: an overview’ Professor Sheila Blair, Boston College danger: on Jewish books of time in early 29 Oct: ‘Shiraz’ 30 Oct: ‘Attempts towards preservation and modern Europe’ revival of Atharvaveda’ Professor James Allan 5 Nov: ‘Isfahan’ Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies 13 Nov: ‘From myth to ritual: the horse of Pedu and the remedy for removing snake Professor Shirine Hamadeh, Rice Hinduism 1: Sources and development poison’ 12 Nov: ‘Istanbul’

Professor Gavin Flood will lecture at 9am on 4 Dec: ‘Medical ritual in the Veda and Professor Amira Bennison, Cambridge Wednesdays in the Exam Schools. Ayurveda’ 19 Nov: ‘Fes’ 15 Oct: ‘What is Hinduism?’ Occasional Lecture Professor Hugh Kennedy, SOAS 22 Oct: ‘The Veda and vedic traditions’ 26 Nov: ‘Baghdad’ Dr Hrvoje Čargonja, Zagreb, will deliver the 29 Oct: ‘Dharma, society and gender’ following lecture at 2pm on 21 November at Professor Bakhrom Abdukhalimov, Al-Biruni the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies. Institute of Oriental Studies 5 Nov: ‘Ascetic traditions’ Subject: ‘Aesthetics of ecstasy – a 3 Dec: ‘Bukhara’ 12 Nov: ‘The epics and the Bhagavad Gita’ phenomenology of emotional expansion Islamic Finance in Caitanya Vais.n. ava religious experience’ 19 Nov: ‘Liberation through yoga’ The following seminars, arranged in Elementary Sanskrit 26 Nov: ‘Hindu philosophy 1’ association with Fajr Capital, will be held at Professor Gavin Flood will conduct the 5pm on Thursdays. All welcome. 3 Dec: ‘Hindu philosophy 2’ Elementary Sanskrit class 10–11am on Mondays Mr Iqbal Khan, CEO, Fajr Capital Readings in Phenomenology seminars: and 10am–noon on Fridays, weeks 1–8, at the 23 Oct: ‘The history and evolution of Islamic Paul Ricoeur’s Oneself as Another Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies. finance’ A series of seminars will be held at 11am on Museum of the History of Science Mr Iqbal Asaria, Adviser to Secretary General Thursdays, weeks 1–8, at the Oxford Centre of MCB for Hindu Studies. Convener: Professor Gavin Public lecture Flood 30 Oct: ‘Introduction to Islamic finance: Georgina Ferry, author of A Computer concepts, products and structures’ Lecture series: Religious practice in Called LEO, will lecture at 7pm on 21 October Sheikh Dr Mohammed Ali Elgari, Professor of comparative perspective at the Museum of the History of Science. Islamic Economics, King Abdulaziz Information: www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/events. The following lectures will be given at 2pm 6 Nov: ‘The role of the Sharia scholar in Subject: ‘From code-breaking to cake- on Thursdays at the Oxford Centre for Hindu Islamic finance’ Studies. Convener: Professor Gavin Flood making’ Dr Ann Pettifor, Director, Policy Research in Table Talk Dr Mohammad Talib Macroeconomics 23 Oct: ‘The anthropology of Islamic prayer’ The following lectures will take place at 13 Nov: ‘How Keynesian monetary theory 2.30pm on Saturdays at the Museum of the and policy could embed a Koranic model of Dr Sarah Shaw History of Science. Information: www.mhs. finance’ 6 Nov: ‘Practice and making perfect: why ox.ac.uk/events. there are some good habits too in Southern Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint, former Buddhism’ Peter Ells Minister of State for Trade and Investment and 18 Oct: ‘The robot telescope’ former CEO and Chairman, HSBC Professor Gavin Flood 20 Nov: ‘The role of public policy in 20 Nov: ‘Why don’t apes point? Religious Dr Stephen Johnston enabling Islamic finance’ practice and the nature of the human’ 20 Dec: ‘Moon dial’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 43

Dr Alberto Brugnoni, managing partner, Amanda Farnsworth, editor, Visual Latin American Centre ASSAIF Journalism, BBC 27 Nov: ‘Islamic finance: its purpose, current 12 Nov: ‘Visual journalism at the BBC – Latin American History Seminar challenges and future opportunities’ where the web meets TV’ The following seminars will be given at 5pm Lecture series Ewen MacAskill, defence and security on Thursdays in the Seminar Room, Latin correspondent, the Guardian American Centre, 1 Church Walk, unless Dr Afifi Al-Akiti will lecture at 4pm on 19 Nov: ‘Snowden and the debate on otherwise noted. Conveners: Eduardo Posada- Mondays. Open to matriculated members of surveillance versus privacy’ Carbó, Graciela Iglesias Rogers the University. Subject: ‘Islam in the classical period’ Sarah Laitner, Communities Editor, Financial Professor Rebecca Earle, Warwick Times 16 Oct: ‘Spanish–American casta paintings Dr Mohammad Talib will lecture at 2pm on 26 Nov: ‘Social media in the newsroom’ from the 18th century’ Thursday of Weeks 2, 4, 6 and 8. Subject: ‘Anthropology of Islam, knowledge Dr Jonathan Bright Dr Halbert Jones and transmission’ 3 Dec: ‘The spread of news in the age of Mon, 20 Oct, Pavilion Room, St Antony’s: social media’ ‘The war has brought peace to Mexico: Dr Mohammad Talib will lecture on days to World War II and the consolidation of be confirmed. Reuters Institute/Nuffield College Media the post-revolutionary state’ (book Subject: ‘Anthropology of Muslim societies’ and Politics seminars presentation with comment by Alan Classes The following seminars will be given at 5pm Knight, in conjunction with the North on Fridays in the Butler Room, Nuffield, unless American Programme) Qur’anic Arabic otherwise noted. Conveners: Neil Fowler, Professor Carlos Caballero, Los Andes, Classes in Qur’anic Arabic will be given at James Painter, David Levy Colombia 2pm on Fridays. All welcome, but registration Sir David Butler’s 90th Birthday Lecture 30 Oct: ‘Alberto Lleras Camargo and John F required: www.oxcis.ac.uk/shortcourses.html. David Dimbleby, chair of BBC’s Question Time Kennedy: on the Alliance for Progress, Cuba Modern Standard Arabic 17 Oct, St Peter’s chapel: tbc (registration and the Cold War’ required via Eventbrite or kerry.mellor@ Classes in Modern Standard Arabic will be nuffield.ox.ac.uk) Dr Gregorio Alonso, Leeds given as follows. Registration required: www. 6 Nov: ‘Beyond Solon and Lycurgus: Vicente Andrea Leadsom, MP, Economic Secretary to oxcis.ac.uk/shortcourses.html. Rocafuerte (1783–1847) and American the Treasury liberty’ Arabic 1a: Tues, 5.15–7.15pm 24 Oct: ‘EU renegotiation and reform: a UK Arabic 1b: Tues, 2.30–4.30pm perspective’ Dr Deborah Toner, Leicester Arabic 2: Wed, 5.15–7.15pm 20 Nov: ‘Alcohol and nationhood in 19th- Arabic 3–4: Wed, 2.30–4.30pm Natalie Nougayrede, former Executive Editor, Le Monde century Mexico’ Reuters Institute for the Study of 31 Oct: ‘Media and politics: a French Dr Graciela Iglesias Rogers, Winchester Journalism perspective’ 27 Nov: ‘Transnational political consultancy Christopher Heaton-Harris, MP in post-independent Latin America: the The business and practice of journalism 7 Nov: ‘England, Scotland, Wales, Northern case of the Spaniard Jose Joaquín de Mora’ Ireland – and Europe... what is the future?’ The following seminars will be given at 2pm Professor Paulo Ricci, Sao Paulo on Wednesdays in the Barclay Room, Green 14 Nov: tbc 4 Dec: ‘Reassessing the idea of political Templeton. Conveners: James Painter, David competition in oligarchic regimes: evidence Emily Bell, Director, Tow Centre for Digital Levy from Brazil (1889–1930)’ (paper co- Journalism, Columbia Journalism School authored with Jaqueline Porto Zulini) Dr Rasmus Kleis Nielsen 21 Nov, Mary Ogilvy Lecture Theatre, St 15 Oct: ‘The unfinished media revolution’ Anne’s: ‘Silicon Valley and journalism: Seminars make up or break up?’ (registration required Lindsey Hilsum, international editor, Channel via http://silicon-valley-and-journalism. The following seminars will be given at 5pm on 4 News eventbrite.co.uk) Fridays in the Seminar Room, Latin American 22 Oct: ‘Time present and time past: how Centre, 1 Church Walk, unless otherwise noted. everyone wants journalists to see history Sir Nicholas Macpherson, Permanent A glass of wine will be served following the Secretary to the Treasury their way’ discussions. All welcome. Convener: Dr Diego 28 Nov: tbc Sánchez Ancochea Nic Newman, former Future Media Controller, Martin Kettle, Associate Editor, the Guardian BBC Professor Elizabeth Jelin, CONICET, IDES 5 Dec: ‘The 2015 UK elections and the role of 29 Oct: ‘How journalism faces a second 17 Oct: ‘Reflections on 50 years of social leader-writing’ wave of disruption from technology and research in Latin America’ changing audience behaviour’ Dr Covadonga Meseguer, LSE Carla Buzasi, founding editor, Huffington Post 24 Oct: ‘Financial remittances, social UK, and current Global Chief Content Officer, remittances and the state in Latin America’ WGSN Professor Barbara Fritz, FU, Berlin 5 Nov: ‘How new media became now media’ Tues, 28 Oct: ‘New developmentalism and macroeconomic constraints: the case of Brazil’ 44 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Professor Leigh Payne Jonathan Patterson John Fell Seminar Series: Care Tues, 4 Nov: ‘Unfinished business: new 28 Oct: ‘A villain’s tales?: The language of Practices: Towards a Re-casting of directions in transitional justice around villainy in the poetry of François Villon’ Ethics corporate complicity in Latin America’ Chimene Bateman The following seminars will be given at Professor Alan Knight 11 Nov: ‘The hybrid art of the Compileur: the 12.30pm on Wednesdays at the Oxford Martin 14 Nov: ‘Total war: Mexico and Europe, 1914’ Ovide Moralisé from manuscript to print’ School, 34 Broad Street. Conveners: Jacobus Hoffman, Frans Vosman,A ndries Baart, Matthew Champion, Norfolk Medieval Graffiti Professor Valpy FitzGerald University of Humanistic Studies, Utrecht Survey Project 21 Nov: ‘Why the Sandinista revolution 5pm, 27 Nov, Taylor Institution: mattered then (and now)’ Fabienne Brugère, Paris VIII Interdisciplinary seminar 29 Oct: ‘Emotions as constituents for an Mr Carlos Caballero, Andes Early Modern French Seminar ethics of care’ 28 Nov: ‘Is Colombia’s development model sustainable in the future?’ The following seminars will be given at Sandra Laugier, CNRS 5.15pm on Thursdays. Conveners: Suzanne 5 Nov: ‘Ethics as a politics of the ordinary’ Dr Néstor Castañeda-Angarita, Southampton Jones, Jennifer Oliver, Caroline Warman, Wes 5 Dec: ‘Business coordination, market Williams Conferences, Study Days and Workshops leverage and tax politics’ Conference Joe Harris, RHUL Foundation for Law, Justice and Society 16 Oct: ‘Dying of the fifth act:C orneille’s (un) A conference will be held from 3pm on natural deaths’ 24 October in the Seminar Room at TORCH, The following events are given in association continuing from 9am on 25 October at the Joanna Stalnaker, Columbia with Wolfson and the Centre for Socio-Legal Maison Française. Conveners: Toby Garfitt; 30 Oct: ‘Diderot and Rousseau at the end’ Studies. The lecture and film have limited Jane Hiddleston; Elizabeth Marcus, Columbia; spaces; to reserve a place visit the FLJS website Lauren Clay, Vanderbilt Edward Still or email [email protected]. 13 Nov: ‘How the French became stage Subject: ‘Language and identity in Francophone worlds’ struck: the making of a theatre industry Book colloquium during the late old regime’ Colloquium A book colloquium will be held at 5.30pm Neil Kenny on 9 October in the Haldane Room, Wolfson. A colloquium will be held 10am–6pm on 27 Nov: ‘ “Héritier du seul bien paternal”: Speakers include Professor Denis Galligan, 31 October. Conveners: Toby Garfitt;B rian Dr Bernie Hogan, Dr Iginio Gagliardone, Dr Jean Marot, Clément Marot and the writing Sudlow, Aston Jacob Rowbottom, Dr Monika Magyar and of social status’ Subject: ‘The Charles Péguy centenary Christian Fuchs. Keywords in Early Modern French colloquium’ Subject: ‘Social media: a critical Culture Seminar introduction’ Oxford Garden and Landscape The following seminars will be given at 3.30pm History Workshop Lecture on Thursdays. Conveners: Richard Scholar, A workshop will be held 10.30am–4pm on Rory O Millson, Cravath, Swaine and Moore Alain Viala 1 November, in collaboration with TORCH and LLP, will lead a lecture at 5.30pm on 15 October Alain Viala Hestercombe Gardens. Convener: Laurent in the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium, Wolfson. 13 Nov: ‘Introductions’ Châtel Subject: ‘Killing by drones: the legal and Subject: ‘Debating 18th-century French public policy dimensions’ Caroline Warman gardens and landscapes’ Film 27 Nov: ‘What was the Enlightenment?’ Study Days The filmWe Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks Modern French Seminar A study day will be held 10.30am–4pm on will be shown at 7.30pm on 21 October at the The following seminars will be given at 5.15pm 8 November. Convener: Bill Pickering Leonard Wolfson Auditorium, Wolfson. A short on Thursdays. Conveners: Nikolaj Lübecker, Subject: ‘Durkheimian reflections’ talk will be given before the screening by Dr Ian Maclachlan, Jennifer Yee Jonathan Bright. Free. A study day will be held 2.15–5.30pm on Ann Jefferson 14 November. Convener: Marie-Chantal Killeen Maison Française 23 Oct: ‘Victor Hugo and the brotherhood Subject: ‘L’après-midi de Marguerite Duras’ of genius’ The following events will take place at the Conference Bruno Blanckeman, Paris III Maison Française d’Oxford, 2–10 Norham Road, 6 Nov: ‘L’imaginaire spectral dans les A conference will be held from 11.30am on 21 unless otherwise noted. romans et récits français au tournant du November to 5pm on 22 November. Conveners: Seminar series XXIe siècle’ Philippe Roussin, Michael Sheringham Subject: ‘L’Oulipo et le monde anglo-saxon’ Medieval French Seminar Christopher Prendergast, Cambridge 20 Nov: ‘Literary history and Single lectures The following seminars will be given at counterfactuals: Racine, Sainte-Beuve and 5.15pm on Tuesdays, unless otherwise noted. Anne Roche, Provence, will lecture at 5.15pm the question of tragedy’ Conveners: Daron Burrows, Sophie Marnette, on 15 October. Conveners: Philippe Roussin, Helen Swift Pierre-Philippe Fraiture, Warwick Michael Sheringham Subject: ‘Eric Chevillard: après le post- Oxford DPhil Students 4 Dec: ‘Les Statues Meurent Aussi: on death moderne?’ 14 Oct: Presentation of current research and after-death of African art’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 45

Bruno Blanckeman, Paris III, will lecture at Oxford Martin School Public Lectures 5.15pm on 7 November. Conveners: Philippe The following lectures will take place at 5pm, Roussin, Michael Sheringham Oxford Martin Programme on the Future followed by a drinks reception. All welcome Subject: ‘L’écrivain impliqué: une réflexion of Food Lecture but registration required. sur les nouveaux modes d’engagement The following events will take place in the littéraires’ Lord Patten of Barnes Oxford Martin School, corner of Catte and Nicolas Roussellier, Sciences Po, Paris, Holywell Streets, unless otherwise noted. For 27 Oct: ‘Gridlock and train crashes: what will lecture at 5pm on 11 November at the further information or to register, please visit: happens when the world loses the habit of Department of Politics and International www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events, email co-operation’ Relations, Seminar Room B, Manor Road [email protected] or phone 01865 Professor Wolfgang Lutz, founding Director, Building. In collaboration with OXPO. 287437. Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Convener: Scot Peterson Global Human Capital Subject: ‘The Popular Front and Gaullist Michael Mack, CEO, Syngenta, will deliver the 3 Nov: ‘World population and human capital France Libre: experimental routes to 2014 Oxford Martin Programme on the Future in the 21st century’ constitutional serfdom?’ of Food Lecture at 4pm on Marc-Olivier Baruch, EHESS, will lecture at 26 November in Lecture Theatre A, Professor Ian Goldin 5pm on 18 November in the Lecture Theatre, Department of Zoology. 10 Nov: ‘The butterfly defect: how Department of Politics and International Subject: ‘Technophobia v technophilia: the globalisation creates systemic risks and Relations, Manor Road Building. Convener: polarised debate about our food’ what to do about it’ Scot Peterson Seminar series: Health in the 21st century: Panel Discussion Subject: ‘The past as a legal issue: the French what’s new? memory laws, 1964 to the present’ Professor Charles Godfray, Professor Ian The following seminars will be given at 3.30pm Goldin, Professor Sarah Harper, Professor Clarisse Zerbib, Campus France (Department on Thursdays. Free and open to all but booking and Dr Toby Ord will for the Promotion of French Higher is recommended. Convener: Professor Ian Education), will give a presentation at 5.30pm participate in a panel discussion at 5pm on Goldin on 20 November at the Centenary Room, 27 October, followed by a book signing and drinks reception. All welcome but registration Careers Service. Registration required: www. Professor Peter Piot required. myinterfase.com/oxford/event_view.aspx?toke 16 Oct: ‘Challenges in global health: the Subject: ‘Is the planet full?’ n=C0sfMAphDZlL3x+RimQozQ%3d%3d. long-term view’ Subject: ‘Postgraduate study in France’ Oxford Martin School/Future of Humanity Professor Andrew Pollard Louis Assier-Andrieu, Sciences Po, Paris, will Institute 23 Oct: ‘Impact of childhood vaccination: lecture at 4.30pm on 1 December in Seminar what’s next?’ Professor Nick Bostrom will give a talk on his Room D, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Manor latest book at 5pm on 13 October. All welcome Road Building. Conveners: Fernanda Pirie; Dr David Clifton but registration recommended. Soazick Kerneis, Paris X 30 Oct: ‘Oxford and the next generation of Subject: ‘Superintelligence: paths, dangers, Subject: ‘Anthropological perspectives mobile health’ about common law’ strategies’ Professor Susan Jebb, Dr Tara Garnett and Oxford Martin School/International Cinema Professor Mike Rayner Relations Society 6 Nov: ‘Well fed? The health and The Maison Française will show three films environmental implications of our food Kate Allen, Director, Amnesty International based on the work of Marguerite Duras at 8pm on Tuesdays. All films will be in French. choices’ UK, will lecture at 7pm on 27 October. All welcome but registration required. 21 Oct: Hiroshima mon amour, Alain Dr Kazem Rahimi and Professor Terry Dwyer Subject: ‘The work of Amnesty Resnais, 1959, 90 mins 13 Nov: ‘New strategies for disease International’ 18 Nov: Le Camion, Marguerite Duras, 1977, prevention and management, from infancy to old age’ 80 mins Museum of Natural History 2 Dec: L’Amant, Jean-Jacques Annaud, 1992, Dr John Frater and Dr Ellie Barnes 115 mins 20 Nov: ‘Eradication Hepatitis C and HIV: Public lecture progress and challenges for the next ten Professor Paul Smith will lecture at 6.30pm years’ on 18 November at the Museum of Natural Dr Javier Lezaun and Professor Chas Bountra History. Information: www.oum.ox.ac.uk. 27 Nov: ‘Why do we need to deconstruct Subject: ‘The Arctic – a natural history’ drug discovery?’

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Oxford Institute of Population Ageing Professor Elisabeth Conradi, Baden- McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics and Württemberg Cooperative State University Public Life Fertility, reproductive health and women’s 12 Nov: ‘Beyond autonomy: a relational empowerment perspective on an ethics of care’ Seminar on the Formation of Moral Character The following seminars will be given at Professor Christina Schües, Lübeck 12.30pm on Thursdays in the Seminar Room, 26 Nov: ‘Bodily and social vulnerability: The following seminars will be given at 3.45pm Oxford Institute of Population Ageing, 66 a phenomenological perspective on the on Tuesdays in the South West Lodgings, Banbury Road. Convener: Dr Melanie Channon practice of care’ Christ Church. Convener: Professor Nigel Biggar Dr Sarah Parker, Liverpool John Moores Professor Andries Baart, University of 16 Oct: ‘Representing voices of the excluded Humanistic Studies, Utrecht Professor Kristjan Kristjansson, Birmingham – sharing stories of inspirational women in 3 Dec: ‘Empirical grounded ethics of care: a 21 Oct: ‘The problematics of character Nepal’ methodological perspective’ education’

Professor Sabu Padmadas, Southampton Professor Kathleen Galvin, Hull Dr Marius Felderhof, Birmingham 23 Oct: ‘Early reproduction trap in India: 19 Nov, Seminar Room, Oxford Institute 18 Nov: ‘Developing dispositions through implications and policy challenges’ of Population Ageing: ‘Ethics of care as an religious education’ embodied relational understanding’ Dr Amos Channon, Southampton 30 Oct: ‘Maternal healthcare inequalities Ian Ramsey Centre over time in lower- and middle-income countries’ Seminars on Science and Religion Dr Jasmine Fledderjohann The following seminars, in collaboration 6 Nov: ‘ “Zero is not good for me”: the with the Humane Philosophy Project, will psychosocial consequences of infertility in be given at 8.30pm on Thursdays, in the Ghana’ Aula, Blackfriars, preceded by refreshments Dr Kazuyo Machiyama, LSHTM at 8.15pm. Free and open to the public. 13 Nov: ‘Fertility transition in sub-Saharan Conveners: Dr A Pinsent, M Sławkowski-Rode, Africa’ R Weir

Dr Susannah Mayhew, LSHTM Professor Alister McGrath 20 Nov: ‘Evaluation of integrated service 23 Oct: ‘ “Tis all in pieces, all coherence delivery: people, numbers and multiple gone" (John Donne): the search for truths’ coherence in science and religion’

Dr Sarah Neal, Southampton Dr Daniel Came, Hull 27 Nov: ‘Very early adolescent motherhood 6 Nov: ‘Nietzsche on art and philosophy’ in developing countries’ Professor Anthony Kenny, President, Dr Jenny Cresswell, LSHTM British Academy and the Royal Institute of 4 Dec: ‘Productivity, family planning and Philosophy reproductive health: an interdisciplinary 20 Nov: ‘Humanism v anthropomorphism’ study in Burkina Faso’ Alexander Stoddart, Her Majesty's Sculptor in Care practices: towards a re-casting of Ordinary in Scotland ethics 4 Dec: ‘The molten calf and the contemporary art world’ The following seminars will be given at 12.30pm on Wednesdays in the Lecture Hall, Oxford Martin School, 34 Broad Street, unless Rhodes House otherwise noted. Funded by the John Fell fund. Conveners: Dr Jaco Hoffman; Professor Frans Lecture Vosman, Utrecht; Professor Andries Baart, German President Horst Köhler will lecture Utrecht at 6pm on 20 October in Milner Hall, Rhodes House. Please register at: http://goo.gl/aiX78K. Professor Frans Vosman, Utrecht Subject: ‘A global commonwealth of nations 15 Oct: ‘The ethics of care: a road map’ is possible’ Professor Virginia Held, CUNY 22 Oct: ‘Care and justice in society’

Professor Fabienne Brugère, Paris VII 29 Oct: ‘Emotions as constituents for an ethics of care’

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Colleges, Halls and Barclay Lecture Keble Professor David Gann, Vice-President Societies Richardson Lecture and Chair in Innovation and Technology All Souls Management, Imperial, will deliver the 2014 Dr James Goudkamp will deliver the Barclay Lecture at 6pm on 12 November. Richardson Lecture at 5.30pm on 14 The Procrastination Seminar Registration essential: [email protected]. November in the Pusey Room. Subject: ‘New patterns of innovation’ Subject: ‘Judges and impartiality: the rule The following seminars will be held at 5.30pm against bias’ on Wednesdays in the Old Library. Convener: Management in Medicine Programme Elizabeth Chatterjee workshops and seminars Kellogg Professor Vince Crawford The GTC Management in Medicine (MiM) 15 Oct: ‘Now or later? Present-bias and time- Programme has been established to help The following events will take place at 5pm inconsistency in intertemporal choice’ trainee doctors develop their management and (refreshments) for 5.30pm in the Mawby Room. leadership skills. The workshops and seminars All welcome. To book, contact bookings@ Professor Diane Purkiss are primarily for doctors in training including kellogg.ox.ac.uk. 22 Oct: ‘The writer’s brain: Ernest medical students. Hemingway’s traumas and addictions’ Seminars Dominic Tkaczyk, Consultant, Interim Arthur Downing Peter Larkham, Birmingham City Finance Director Services for the NHS, will 29 Oct: ‘Procrastination, working-class 14 Oct: ‘Conserving the post-Second World hold a workshop 9.30am–1pm on Saturday, saving and institutional design in the 19th War reconstruction: a contentious idea’ 8 November. Registration essential: ruth. century’ [email protected]. Philip Tonner John McManus Subject: ‘Financial skills for healthcare’ 24 Oct: ‘Dwelling at the pit of the bones’ 5 Nov: ‘Driven to distraction: football Dr Andrew Bishop, Chief Medical Officer, Vincent Strudwick Annual Lecture supporters, technology use and the politics Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation of place-making’ Dr Richard Holloway, former Bishop of Trust, will hold a seminar 6.45–8.15pm on Edinburgh and Primus, Scottish Episcopal Huw Lemmey, LimaZulu 17 November. Registration essential: ruth. Church, will deliver the third Vincent 5 Nov: tbc [email protected]. Strudwick Lecture on 30 October. Booking Subject: ‘Reflection and confessions of a Dr Bill Prosser required. chief medical officer’ 12 Nov: ‘Drawing – it’s a drag’ Subject: ‘Seeing visions and hearing voices: Mary Agnew, Assistant Director, Standards another look at religious experience and Katrina Mayson, Sheffield and Guidance, General Medical Council, will expression’ 12 Nov: ‘Procrastination or professionalism? hold a seminar 6.45–8.15pm on 1 December. Elizabeth Bishop’s chronic “second thought Anne McLaren Memorial Lecture Registration essential: [email protected]. habit” ’ uk. Professor Martin Birchall, Royal National Subject: ‘Challenges for doctors in Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital, will deliver the Green Templeton leadership’ Anne McLaren Memorial Lecture on 13 November. Booking required. The following events will be held in the E P Global Health Policy Programme at GTC Subject: ‘Is airway tissue engineering Abraham Lecture Theatre, unless otherwise Professor Gavin Yamey, California, will hold disruptive technology?’ noted. a seminar at 5pm on 5 November. Registration Bynum Tudor Lecture GTC Care Initiative essential: https://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/direct/ eval-evaluation/8662. Sir Hector Sants, former CEO, Financial Sir Andrew Dilnot, Chair of the Commission Subject: ‘Investing in health: opportunities Services Authority, will deliver the Bynum on Funding of Care and Support, will deliver to achieve dramatic global health gains by Tudor Lecture on 21 November. Booking a lecture to launch the Green Templeton Care 2035’ required. Initiative at 6pm on 27 October. Registration Subject: ‘Can you have a good bank?’ essential: https://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/direct/ Professor Ashish K Jha, Director, Harvard eval-evaluation/8661. Global Health Institute, will hold a seminar Design Week seminar Subject: ‘The GTC Care Initiative launch’ at 5pm on 3 December in Lecture Theatre 2, Sophie Rouart, author, and Pierre Frey, Mathematical Institute, Woodstock Road. McGovern Lecture in the History of curator, will deliver the Design Week seminar Registration essential: [email protected]. Medicine on 3 December. Booking required. uk. Subject: ‘The Pierre Frey fabric archives’ Dr Bryant Boutwell, University of Texas Subject: ‘Improving global health: focusing Health Science Center, Houston, will deliver on quality and safety’ the 2014 McGovern Lecture at 6pm on Literature and Medicine seminar series 6 November. Subject: ‘John P McGovern and his Oxford Matilda Tristram, animator and author, connection: a biographer’s perspective’ will talk about her graphic novel, cancer and pregnancy at 7pm on 18 November at Blackwell’s, Broad Street. 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Mansfield Oxford Intelligence Group Professor Herman van de Werfhorst, Amsterdam Dr Victor Madeira, author and consultant, will The following events will take place at 5pm in 12 Nov: ‘Persistent inequality in positional give a seminar at 5.30pm on 21 October in the the Old JCR. education’ Large Lecture Room. Enquiries: claire.bunce@ Adam von Trott Memorial Lecture nuffield.ox.ac.uk. Professor Brian Nolan, INET Subject: ‘ “A new kind of war”? Post-modern 19 Nov: tbc Dr Martin Conway will deliver the Russian subversion, Bolshevik style’ Adam von Trott Memorial Lecture on 26 Nov: tbc 6 November, followed by a reception. Free and Political Science seminars Professor Marcy Carlson, Wisconsin open to the public. The following seminars will be given at 5pm on 3 Dec: tbc Subject: ‘The heirs of von Trott: post-war Tuesdays in the Clay Room. Organisers: Geoff Western Europe’ Evans, Ray Duch, James Tilley, Sergi Pardos St Antony’s Lecture series Professor Paul Kellstedt, Texas A&M Asian Studies The following lectures will be given on Fridays. 14 Oct: ‘The usefulness of consumer Convener: Baroness Helena Kennedy sentiment: assessing construct and The following events will take place in the measurement’ Dahrendorf Room, unless otherwise noted. Professor Stephen Jones, UCL 31 Oct: ‘Nature, nuture or neither: the view Professor René Lindstädt, Essex Film Screening from the genes’ 21 Oct: ‘Assessing the measurement of The filmBirth 1871: History, the State and policy positions in expert surveys’ Professor David Marquand the Arts of Denotified Tribes of India will be 7 Nov: ‘Mammon’s Kingdom: An Essay on Professor Arthur Spirling, Harvard screened at 5.30pm on 17 October in the Britain, Now’ 28 Oct: ‘Informal institutions, latent Saskatchewan Theatre, Exeter. Sponsored by variables and political methodology South Asia Seminar Series and the Oxford India Rosie Boycott studying the emergence of the shadow Society. 14 Nov: ‘Food: our greatest market failure’ cabinet in Westminster systems’ East Asia Seminars Lisa Appignanesi Professor Roland Kappe, UCL 21 Nov: ‘Women, the mind doctors and the The following seminars will be given at 5pm on 4 Nov: ‘Asymmetric retrospective voting’ law: a conversation’ Tuesdays, unless otherwise noted. Convener: Professor Vera Troeger, Warwick Dr Rosemary Foot Adhaf Soueif 11 Nov: ‘How much do children really cost? 28 Nov: ‘Who decides what’s real? Thoughts Professor Stephan Haggard, California Maternity benefits and career opportunities on narrative from Egypt and Palestine’ 14 Oct: ‘The political economy of sanctions of women in academia’ and inducements: the North Korean case’ Nuffield Professor Natalia Letki, Warsaw Dr Katherine Morton, ANU 18 Nov: tbc 21 Oct: ‘China and the future of global Centre for Experimental Social Sciences Dr Jane Gingrich governance’ Seminar Series 25 Nov: ‘Parents against policy? The race Dr Hugo Meijer, KCL between social investment and social The following seminars will be given at 5pm Mon, 27 Oct: ‘Is the US intent on containing closure’ on Wednesdays, unless otherwise noted. For China? The Obama administration’s pivot to information: http://cess-web.nuff.ox.ac.uk/ Professor Thomas Sattler, LSE Asia reconsidered’ calendar/seminars. 2 Dec: tbc Southeast Asian Seminar Series Jeffrey Carpenter, Middlebury College Sociology seminars The following seminars will be given at 2pm on 22 Oct: ‘Progressive taxation in a The following seminars will be given at 5pm on Wednesdays in the Deakin Room. Convener: Dr tournament economy’ Wednesdays in the Clay Room. Organisers: Jan Matthew J Walton Björn Bartling, Zurich O Jonsson, Brian Nolan Rui Feijo, Coimbra 12 Nov: ‘Do markets erode social Mathieu Ichou 15 Oct: ‘Timor Leste route to democracy: a responsibility?’ 15 Oct: ‘Who they were there: immigrants’ critical appraisal’ Steven Callander, GSB Stanford educational selectivity and their children’s Claudio Sporanzetti 19 Nov: ‘Optimal search over rugged educational attainment’ 29 Oct: ‘Moving in the cracks: motorcycle landscapes’ Professor Harry Ganzeboom, VU taxi drivers, street protest and the fragility Colin Camerer, Caltech 22 Oct: ‘Measuring and modelling level of of power in the Thai capital’ 26 Nov: ‘Experiments in dynamic education in comparative research’ Postgraduate Research Colloquium unstructured bargaining with private Dr Lindsey Macmillan, London 12 Nov: Postgraduates studying Southeast information and deadlines’ 29 Oct: tbc Asia give brief synopses of their recent Shanto Iyengar, Stanford fieldwork or research plans, with feedback Joseph Workman Thurs, 4 Dec: ‘Fear and loathing across party from other scholars 5 Nov: ‘The (conditional) resource dilution lines: new evidence on group polarisation’ model: state- and community-level modifications’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 49

Lena Rethel, Warwick, and Kerstin Steiner, ESC Core Seminar Series David Wright, Secretary General, International Monash Organisation of Securities Commissions The following seminars will be given at 5pm. 28 Nov: ‘The evolution of Sukuk in Malaysia: (IOSCO). Chair: David Vines imitation of the conventional capital market Cecilia Bruzelius, Elaine Chase, Martin 3 Nov: ‘Is global financial reform finished? or innovation of Islamic financial practices?’ Seeleib-Kaiser. Discussant: Holger Lengfeld, What pieces are missing?’ Leipzig. Conveners: Kalypso Nicolaïdis, Paola South Asian Seminar Series Charles Collyns, Chief Economist, Institute of Mattei International Finance (IFF), Washington DC, The following seminars will be given at 2pm 14 Oct: ‘EU citizenship, freedom of and former Assistant Secretary, US Treasury. on Tuesdays in the Fellows’ Dining Room. movement and social rights’ Convener: Dr Faisal Devji Chair: Adam Bennett Andrea Teti, Aberdeen. Convener: Kalypso 17 Nov: ‘Is the financial sector evolving James Martin, Harvard Nicolaïdis in ways which are healthy for the global 14 Oct: ‘The League of Nations and the 21 Oct: ‘Democracy, debt and confession: the economy?’ making of a National Economic Council for politics of failure in Europe and the Middle Piroska Nagy, Director for Country Strategy India’ East’ and Policy, European Bank for Reconstruction Dr Moin Nizami Jan Cienski, Warsaw Bureau Chief, Financial and Development (EBRD). Chair: Adam 21 Oct: ‘The exercise of religious authority: Times, Jan Truszczyński, former Director Bennett Haji Imdadullah and the North Indian General, DG EAC. Discussants: Ina Strazdina, 24 Nov: ‘What challenges do the spillovers ulama’ Brussels Correspondent, Robert Madelin, from EU banking union pose for emerging Director General for Communications economies in Europe?’ Anita Anantharam, Florida Networks, Content and Technology, European 28 Oct: ‘Kitchen stories: food, domesticity Cyrus Ardalan, Vice-Chairman, Barclays Bank. Commission. Convener: Mikolaj Kunicki and labour’ Chair: David Vines 28 Oct: ‘From accession negotiations to the 1 Dec: ‘Can the tightening of financial Burak Akcapar, Turkish Ambassador to India 2014 European elections: prospects and regulation be made consistent with a 4 Nov: tbc challenges of Poland’s EU integration’ resumption in sustainable growth?’ Nita Kumar, Claremont College Felix Krawatzek, Gwendolyn Sasse, SEESOX Seminars 11 Nov: ‘A postcolonial agenda: the challenge Friedemann Pestel, Freiburg, Nick Stargardt. of change in Indian education’ Convener: Othon Anastasakis The following seminars will be given at 5pm. 11 Nov: ‘Plurality and European memory’ Vedica Kant, writer Loukas Tsoukalis, Athens; President, Hellenic 18 Nov: ‘ “Such a war has never been before”: Rainer Muenz, Head of Research and Foundation for European and Foreign Policy colonial India and the First World War, Knowledge, Erste Group Bank. Convener: (ELIAMEP). Convener: Othon Anastasakis 1914–18’ Othon Anastasakis 14 Nov: ‘The crisis in Greece and southern 18 Nov: ‘25 years of transition and its impact Europe: a whodunnit’ Jan-Peter Hartung, SOAS on the economies of Eastern Europe’ 25 Nov: ‘Networks of faith and action: Eleni Panagiotarea, Advisor for the Ministries making sense of frontier Deobandiyyat’ Peo Hansen, Linköping, and Stefan Jonsson, of Foreign Affairs and Finance; Hellenic Linköping. Discussants: Emily Jones, Paul Foundation for European and Foreign Policy Ayesha Siddiqa Betts. Convener: Kalypso Nicolaïdis (ELIAMEP). Chair: Adam Bennett 2 Dec: ‘Pakistan’s metamorphosis to 25 Nov: ‘Eurafrica: the untold history of 26 Nov: ‘Greece in the Euro: economic modernity’ European integration and colonialism’ (co- delinquency or system failure?’ European Studies Centre sponsored by the African Studies Centre) Other events All events will take place in the Seminar Room, Johannes Paulmann. Convener: Paul Betts Kevin Cardiff, European Court of Auditors and European Studies Centre, 70 Woodstock Road, 2 Dec: ‘The dilemmas of humanitarian aid: a formerly Permanent Secretary, Department of unless otherwise noted. historical perspective’ Finance, Ireland, will give a PEFM seminar at DEBATE PEFM Seminar Series 12.30pm on 21 October. Subject: ‘EU citizenship, freedom of Professor Vernon Bogdanor will lead a debate The following seminars will be given at 5pm. movement and social rights’ with Michel Barnier (to be confirmed) at 5pm Colin Mayer. Chair: Adam Bennett on 4 November in the Nissan Lecture Theatre Valerie Herzberg, European Commission, 20 Oct: ‘Sustainable finance: restoring to launch the new Oxford Debate Series on the Russell Kincaid and Max Watson will give confidence and stability in the financial UK in Europe (EUUK@Ox). In collaboration a PEFM seminar at noon on 5 November in system’ with Maison Française/Europaeum/Institute Chatham House. Registration required. of European and Comparative Law/Centre Valerie Herzberg, Advisor, Cabinet of EU Subject: ‘The coordination between for International Studies. Chair: Professor President Herman van Rompuy. Chair: David macroprudential and macroeconomic Timothy Garton-Ash. Convener: Jonathan Vines policies: issues for Europe for the next ten Scheele 27 Oct: ‘How sustainable a contribution can years’ Subject: ‘Referenda in Europe: perspectives macroprudential policies make?’ from both sides of the Channel’ 50 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

PEFM will hold a seminar at 2pm on Dr Hisham Hellyer, Brookings/RUSI Lecture 6 November in Lecture Room 23, Balliol. 2 Dec: ‘Egypt’s squandered – but not gone – Tomáš Halík, Charles, will lecture at 5.30pm Panellists: Franco Bruni, Bocconi; Leonardo revolution’ on 6 November in the Nissan Lecture Theatre, Gambacorta, Bank of International Friday Seminars – A Polarised in collaboration with the Czech and Slovak Settlements; Heinz Herrmann, Deutsche Middle East Society. Bundesban; David Llewellyn, Loughborough; Subject: ‘Homo sovieticus, Havel and the James Talbot, Bank of England; Oreste The following seminars will be given at 5pm in pope: moral and intellectual dissent in Tristani, European Central Bank; John the Library Reading Room, Middle East Centre. Czechoslovakia and Poland’ Vickers; Richard Woolhouse, British Bankers’ Professor Smadar Lavie, Berkeley Association. Chairs: Guido Ascari, David Vines North American Studies Programme 17 Oct: ‘Wrapped in the flag of Israel: the Subject: ‘Financial and banking regulation, racial formations of the chosen people in Seminars macroprudential and monetary policy after the chosen land’ the crisis’ The following seminars will be given at 5pm Patrick Cockburn, Middle East on Mondays in the Pavilion Seminar Room. Fernando Frutuoso Di Melo, Director General, Correspondent, The Independent Convener: Dr Halbert Jones EuropeAid, will give an ESC seminar at 5pm on 24 Oct: ‘Iraq and Syria: ISIS and the new 10 November. Discussant: Emily Jones. Chair: Dr Halbert Jones Sunni uprising’ Kalypso Nicolaïdis 20 Oct: ‘The war has brought peace to Subject: ‘Is EU development policy still Professor Matteo Legrenzi, Ca’Foscari Mexico: World War II and the consolidation relevant? Why and what for?’ 31 Oct: ‘The Saudi–Iranian rivalry: filling of the post-revolutionary state’. Book contested vacuums in the Middle East’ presentation, with comment by Professor Rainer Muenz, Head of Research and Alan Knight (joint session with the Latin Knowledge, Erste Group Bank, will give an ESC Gamon McLellan, SOAS American History Seminar) lunchtime seminar at 12.30pm on 7 Nov: ‘Polarisation and the pursuit of 19 November. In association with COMPAS. power’ Professor Rey Koslowski, Albany/SUNY Chair: tbc 27 Oct: ‘The interaction of US and Mexican Dr Claudia Gazzini, International Crisis Group Subject: ‘Global migration and its impact on immigration reform processes and 14 Nov: ‘Inside Libya’s civil war’ Europe’ increasing migration through Mexico’ Amal Khalaf, Projects Curator, Serpentine The Dahrendorf Programme for the Study Dr Tony McCulloch, UCL Gallery of Freedom will give a Public Lecture at 3 Nov: ‘Tacit alliance? Franklin Roosevelt, 21 Nov: ‘Polarised Bahrain’ 2.30pm on 21 November in the Nissan Lecture Stanley Baldwin and the Anglo-American Theatre. Speaker: Leslie Green. Respondent: Helen Lackner, independent researcher and rapprochement of 1935–7’ Matthew Walton. Jointly organised with the author Dr Iain Johnston, Sciences Po Programme in Modern Burmese Studies and 28 Nov: ‘Yemen: from secular youthful 17 Nov: ‘Canada, the Commonwealth and the Law Faculty. hopes to Huthi dominance of the state’ British victory in the Second World War’ Subject: ‘Right speech’ Zied Ladhari and Selim Ben Abdessalem, Conference SEESOX will screen Turkish feature members, Tunisian National Constituent documentary My Child at 5pm on Assembly A conference to mark the 20th anniversary of 28 November. Panellists: Can Candan, director, 5 Dec: ‘Overcoming polarisation in Tunisia’ the North American Free Trade Agreement will and Metehan Ozkan, co-producer/advisor. be held in two parts on 10 and 28 November in Chair: Elisabeth Kendall Programme on Modern Poland the Pavilion Seminar Room. Sessions providing The following events will take place in the business and government perspectives on Middle East Centre Seminar Room, European Studies Centre, NAFTA and the state of North American Tuesday Seminars unless otherwise noted. Further information: regionalism will take place 3–6.30pm on 10 www.sant.ox.ac.uk/pomp. November, and sessions offering academic The following seminars will be given at 5pm on analysis of NAFTA’s impact will be held 10am– Tuesdays in the Library Reading Room, Middle Film seminars 4pm on 28 November. Further details and East Centre. information on registration: www.sant.ox.ac. The following seminars will be given at 7.30pm. uk/nas/events. Abderrahmane Hadj-Nacer, former Convener: Dr Mikolaj Kunicki Subject: ‘Integration, identity and Governor, Central Bank of Algeria, and Kamal 16 Oct: J’accuse by Abel Gance (discussant: regionalism in North America: 20 years after Benkoussa, candidate, 2014 Presidential Dr Robert Gildea) NAFTA’ Election 14 Oct: ‘Crisis, stasis or reform? Algeria since 23 Oct: The End of St Petersburg by Vsevolod the Arab Spring’ Pudovkin (discussant: Dr David Priestland)

Professor Mohamed Tozy, l’École de 30 Oct: All Quiet on Western Front by Lewis gouvernance et d’économie de Rabat Milestone 18 Nov: ‘Culture impériale dans le système 13 Nov: Good Soldier Svejk (part 1) by Karel politique marocain’ (lecture will be in Stekly French) 20 Nov: Paths of Glory by Stanley Kubrick Dr Roham Alvandi, LSE 25 Nov: ‘Nixon, Kissinger and the Shah: the 27 Nov: Gallipoli by Peter Weir United States and Iran in the Cold War’ University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014 51

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Seminar series: Russian and OXCEP Distinguished Speaker series Monica Fooks Memorial Lecture Eurasian foreign policies and politics Professor Justin Yifu Lin, Peking and former Professor Ian Goodyer, Cambridge, will chief economist, World Bank, will lecture at deliver the Monica Fooks Memorial Lecture The following seminars will be given at 5pm 5pm on 17 October in the Doctorow Lecture at 5pm on 14 November in the University on Mondays in the Nissan Lecture Theatre. Conveners: Professor Roy Allison, Professor Room. Chair: John Knight Museum. Neil MacFarlane Subject: ‘China’s rise and structural Subject: ‘Depressive illnesses in the teenage transformation in Africa: ideas and years’ Professor Roy Allison opportunities’ 13 Oct: ‘Russian intervention in Ukraine: University College crossing the Rubicon’ St Hilda’s Oxford Medievalism Seminar Dr Kataryna Wolczuk, Birmingham Lady English Lecture 20 Oct: ‘In the cross-fire of integration: Dr Clare Broome Saunders will Ukraine, the EU and Russia’ Fiona Millar, journalist and campaigner, will lecture at 5pm on 12 November in the deliver the Lady English Lecture at 6.15pm on Goodhart Seminar Room. Details: http:// Dr Luca Anceschi, Glasgow 5 November in the Jacqueline du Pré Music oxfordmusicandtheology.wordpress.com. 27 Oct: ‘Regime neo-Eurasianism: Building. To register: www.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk/ Subject: ‘Women writers and medievalism rethinking the politics of foreign policy in events. in the 19th century’ post-Soviet Kazakhstan’ Subject: ‘What should the state wish for all Dr Jody LaPorte its children?’ Wolfson 3 Nov: ‘Corruption and authoritarianism in Central Asia’ St John’s Ronald Syme Lecture

HE Ambassador Natalie Sabanadze, Georgian Professor Christopher Pelling will deliver the St John’s College Research Centre Ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg Ronald Syme Lecture at 6pm on 6 November 10 Nov: ‘Georgia, the EU Association Annual Research Centre Lecture in the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium. Agreement and wider foreign policy Subject: ‘The rhetoric of The Roman Professor Dame Hermione Lee will give the challenges’ Revolution’ St John’s Annual Research Centre Lecture at Professor Tuomas Forsberg, Tampere 5.30pm on 23 October in the Kendrew Cafe Sarfraz Lecture 17 Nov: ‘Emotions in Russian foreign policy’ as part of the 2,000 Women celebrations (to Mehmood Khan Achakzai will deliver the first mark the admission of 2,000 women students Dr Rick Fawn, St Andrews Sarfraz lecture at 6pm on 30 October in the since 1979). Followed by drinks reception. All 24 Nov: ‘Post-Soviet states and international Leonard Wolfson Auditorium. welcome. To register: [email protected]. norms: introducing the idea of internal Subject: ‘Pakistan is a viable and not a failed uk. conditionality’ state if...?’ Subject: ‘Biographical challenges’ Dr Andrew Wilson, UCL Oxford Centre for Life-Writing Interdisciplinary seminars in 1 Dec: ‘Lessons of the Ukraine crisis’ psychoanalysis Seminars

St Catherine’s The following seminars will take place at Professor Sue Thomas, La Trobe, will lead an 8.15pm in the Lecture Room, St John’s College informal seminar at 5.30pm on 14 October in Alan Tayler Lecture Research Centre, 45 St Giles’. Free to University the Haldane Room. members and mental health professionals, but Subject: ‘Ghostly presences: James Potter Professor Alan Champneys, Bristol, will space is limited. It is helpful (but not essential) Lockhart and Jane Maxwell Lockhart in deliver this year’s Alan Tayler Lecture to register: [email protected]. Conveners: Jean Rhys’s writing’ at 5pm on 24 November in the Bernard Louise Braddock, Richard Gipps, Paul Tod Sunley Lecture Theatre. Refreshments from Dr Tom Mole, Edinburgh, and Dr Sandra Mayer, Vienna, will speak at 5.30pm on 4.15pm. To register: www.stcatz.ox.ac.uk/ Elisa Galgut, Capetown 14 November in the Haldane Room. alantaylerregistration. 20 Oct: ‘The marriage of two minds: Subject: ‘The author in the popular Subject: ‘The dynamics of mathematics with empathy, mentalisation and the sonnet’ imagination’ industry’ Barbara Gold Taylor, QUML The following seminar will be held from 2pm 3 Nov: ‘The last asylum: a memoir of on 26 November in the Buttery. Queries: lee- madness in our times’ [email protected]. Convener: Lee- Simon May, KCL Von Kim 17 Nov: ‘What is love?’ Subject: ‘Life times: temporality and narrative seminar’

Brigitta Olubas, New South Wales, Kathryn Laing, Limerick, and Faith Binckes, Bath Spa, will speak at an informal seminar at 5.30pm on 27 November in the Haldane Room. Subject: ‘Reclamations: writing on the lives of Shirley Hazzard and Hannah Lynch’ 52 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5071 • 8 October 2014

Michelle Kelly will speak at an informal Las Casas Institute Other Groups seminar as part of OCLW’s life-writing lunch series at 1pm on 2 December in the Haldane Annual Lecture Friends of the Bodleian Room. Free but registration required: www. Professor Margaret Archer, President, wolfson.ox.ac.uk/clusters/life-writing/events/ Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, will The following lectures will be given at 1pm lwlunch. deliver the Las Casas Institute 2014 Annual on Tuesdays in Convocation House, Bodleian Subject: ‘J M Coetzee, autobiography and Lecture at 5pm on 12 November at St John’s. Library. confession’ Subject: ‘ “We believe” – but who or what are “we” ‘? Professor Michael Burden Lectures 21 Oct: ‘Le Cinesi: an opera about operas’ Lucy Hughes-Hallett will lecture at 5.30pm Conference Dr William Poole on 21 October in the Leonard Wolfson A conference will be held from 9.30am on 18 Nov: ‘John Milton and the Bodleian Auditorium. 1 November in the Andrew Wiles Building. Fee: Library – and a new book from Milton’s Subject: ‘The poet who doesn’t know: £20. Register by 24 October: lascasas@bfriars. library’ Gabriele D’Annunzio’ ox.ac.uk. Subject: ‘Christianity in the contemporary Professor Miranda Seymour, Nottingham Oxford Italian Association Trent, will lecture at 5.30pm on 4 November in Middle East – the life and death of a tradition?’ the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium. Lectures Subject: ‘The pity of war: the longer view of The following lectures will be given at 8pm. England and Germany’ St Stephen’s House Admission: members £2, non-members £5, Workshop Guest Lecture students under 30 free. A full-day workshop will be held from 9am Dr Annie Skinner will deliver the Guest Dr Jon Whiteley will speak on 22 October in on 1 November in the Haldane/Florey Rooms. Lecture at 4.30pm on 23 October in the the Mary Ogilvie Lecture Theatre, St Anne’s. Fee: £100 including lunch (£60 students). To Couratin Room. Subject: ‘Paolo Veronese’ register: www.wolfson.ox.ac.uk/oclw-events. Subject: ‘Father Benson and the hidden Mr Richard Owen will speak on Conveners: Hermione Lee, Elleke Boehmer, histories of east Oxford’ Lyndall Gordon, Clare Morgan 19 November in the Pauling Centre for Human Subject: ‘Quest for materials: life-writing Sciences, 58a Banbury Road. challenges’ Subject: ‘A sun will rise in me: D H Lawrence and Italy’ Performance Film Rosie Lavan and Ellie Lavan will perform Wild Laughter, a production about Albert James, The filmL’Amico di Famiglia (with English D’Oyly Carte stage clown, at 7.30pm on 11 subtitles) will be shown at 8pm on November in the Haldane Room. 31 October in the Tawney Room, Rewley House, Wellington Square. Admission: £2. Blackfriars Hall Oxfordshire Mind Seminar Dr Luciano Maffi, Catholic University Milan, Andrew Graham-Dixon will deliver an will lead a seminar at 4.30pm on 6 November Oxfordshire Mind talk at 5.30pm on in the Aula. 17 November in the Taylor Institution. Entry: Subject: ‘The history of social support for £5 (£3 concessions). the needy’ Subject: ‘Caravaggio and me’

Day conference Friends of the Pitt Rivers Museum A conference will be held from 10am on 25 October. Speakers: Gillian Evans, The following lectures will be given at 6pm for Cambridge, Giles Gasper, Durham, David 6.30pm on Wednesdays in the Pitt Rivers New Luscombe, Sheffield,A lexander Murray Extension, Robinson Close. Visitors welcome and Samu Niskanen. Fee: £10 including (entry: £2). Tea and coffee available prior to refreshments (students free). To register: ian. events. Information: www. prm.ox.ac.uk. [email protected]. Convener: Dr Ian Logan Subject: ‘Sir Richard Southern’s Saint Anselm Richard Snailham and his biographer’ 15 Oct: ‘Art and architecture of Ethiopia’ Keireine Canavan 19 Nov: ‘Middle Eastern Al-Sadu textiles: lost meanings and future prospects’