Oxford International Relations Society

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Events this person is organising:

18:00 - Panel Discussion: Is Realism Gendered?
Dr. Jonathan Leader Maynard (Kings College London), Dr. David Blagden (University of Exeter), Professor Laura Sjoberg (Royal Holloway University of London)

15:00 - Ambassador Abdel-Fatau Musah: Regionalism and Conflict in West Africa
TBA

16:00 - How an Embassy Contribute to Science Diplomacy
Dr. Minh-Hà PHAM (Counsellor for Science and Technology at French Embassy in the United Kingdom)

18:00 - John Ikenberry: Does the Liberal International Order have a Future?
John Ikenberry (Princeton University)

17:00 - Sung-Yoon Lee: North Korean leadership and the situation in the DPRK
Dr Sung-Yoon Lee (Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars)

17:30 - Ethics of Economic Sanctions with Professor Cécile Fabre
Cecile Fabre (University of Oxford)

10:00 - A Life in the American Century: Fireside Chat with Joseph Nye (PLEASE READ IMPORTANT INFO)
IMPORTANT (PLEASE READ): This Event is ONLY open to members of the Oxford IR Society. Membership can be bought on our website at oxirsoc.com. Please note that this is NOT a lecture, but a small group discussion. PLEASE FILL OUT THIS FORM TO BALLOT: https://forms.gle/DAriTb3RKCmGgwnZ8 (form closes on May 14th). Places are very limited, you will receive an email by May 16th to inform you if you have successfully secured a place. The location will be provided to successful ballots.
Professor Joseph Nye

18:00 - Northeast Asia after Biden: Conversation with Former UK Ambassador to North Korea and Experts on the Korean Peninsula
John Everard (Foreign and Commonwealth Office), Edward Howell (New College, University of Oxford), John Nilsson-Wright (University of Cambridge)
Oxford International Relations Society

19:00 - Making Sense of the Civil War in Sudan: A Discussion w/ Matthew Sterling Benson
Organized by Oxford University International Relations Society, this event is open to all members of the University. YOU MUST REGISTER BEFOREHAND IN ORDER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT.
Matthew Sterling Benson (London School of Economics)