Afghanistan: Strategic and Geopolitical Perspectives

Dr Orzala Nemat

A Richer Paradigm of International Criminal Justice: Part II

Dr Phil Clark, Dr Leah Owen and Dr Dan Plesch

Networking Session

Felicity Bush - Careers

A Richer Paradigm of International Criminal Justice: Part I

Dr Phil Clark, Dr Leah Owen and Dr Dan Plesch

Forgotten Frontier - The Making of India's Myanmar Policy since Independence

Donald Trump: Strongman or Straw man? A reflection on the midterms.

Integrating Global Financial and Climate Governance: Towards a New Architecture?

Feasible and effective: Is such an anti-corruption strategy possible in developing countries?

Dr Pallavi Roy

Anti-Corruption in Adverse Circumstances: Policy Folly or Tempered Possibilities?

Sport Diplomacy: State of the Field 2012-2018 and beyond

J Simon Rofe

Justice for War Criminals

Dan Plesch and Leah Owen (Oxford)

The secret files on Nazi war crimes: lessons for tomorrow's prosecution of human rights violations Research, Policy and Advocacy. See Human rights after Hitler: The story of the UNWCC

The Peacemakers: Leadership Lessons from 20th Century Statesmanship?

Professor Bruce Jentleson

SCRAPPING WEAPONS: Supporting the New UN Plan

Dr Dan Plesch and Kevin Miletic

Crisis Negotiation - A Law Enforcement Perspective.

Mr. Abdul Hye

This talk is open to all.

There is no need to register, seats will be on a first-come-first-served basis. 

The Evolution of India’s ‘Act East’ Policy

Dr. Frederic Grare

This talk is part of the South Asian and Global Affairs Seminar Series

The Korea Crisis: Déjà Vu All Over Again?

Professor Steve Tsang and Monica Macias Bindang

Asia Rising: China & India as Emergent Great Powers

Dr Chris Ogden

This event is part of the South Asia & Global Affair seminar series.

The talk will be RECORDED.

NO BOOKING required - If you do not have a SOAS ID Card please sign in at the Main reception. 

OPEN to all.

Using Digital Archives for Teaching and Research: UK FCO's Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, and China Papers

Dr Dan Plesch, Ms Vicky Bird, Dr Avinash Paliwal

Talk on FCO Archives - one not to miss.

The Politics and Ethics of Corporate Compliance

Chenaara Edghill-Peart

OPEN to all - no booking required. This talk will be recorded. 

NOTE: If you do do not have a SOAS ID card please sign in at reception. Event entry will be on first come first basis

War & Peace in the 21st Century

Dr Dan Plesch

The Historical Significance of East Asia’s Reemergence

Philip Golub

Philip Golub - Professor of International Relations, Department of International and Comparative Politics, American University of Paris

Richard Murphy: Taming the Inclination to Tax Abuse

Professor Richard Murphy

Richard Murphy is a former practicing chartered accountant. He was a founder of the Tax Justice Network. He is now Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City, University of London specializing in the study of issues relating to domestic and international tax abuse. He also directs Tax Research UK and writes on macroeconomic policy.

Vulnerable Group Skills: Training Course

Join in on this fun and exciting workshop to add tangible value to your skills in working with vulnerable groups such as refugees.

Controlling Ebola and SARS: Experiences from the Field

Amy Cawthorne, Epidemiologist, World Health Organisation

Reflections on the Islamic State and the Caliphate.

Dawood Azami and Malise Ruthven

The Next US President and Foreign Policy

David C. Unger

The next US President and Foreign Policy

CISD is delighted to invite you to a seminar on

Tue. November 15th from 1.00 - 3.00 pm in room 4429

Vulnerable Group Skills: Training Course

Join in on this fun and exciting workshop to add tangible value to your skills in working with vulnerable groups such as refugees!

Anti-Corruption in Adverse Contexts: A Strategic Approach

Dr Pallavi Roy, Mushtaq Khan and Antonio Andreoni

SCRAP

Dr Dan Plesch

SCRAP is a research-based, holistic approach to global disarmament developed in CISD at SOAS. It proposes the adoption of an international legally binding agreement for complete and general disarmament. As a concept, it is designed to expand the idea of what is possible in disarmament by drawing on the best practice of past agreements.

Multistakeholder Diplomacy and 21st Century Statecraft: Setting the Agenda in the Prevention of Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative

Dr. James Pamment

Track 2 Dialogue – Pugwash Experiences in the Greater Middle East and South Asia

Sandra Ionno Butcher, Executive Director, Pugwash

Sandra has been involved in private dialogue bringing together high level actors in conflicts in South Asia and the Middle East, and has detailed understanding of the role of twin track diplomacy throughout the Cold War.

She is executive director of the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, where she also serves as director of the Pugwash history project.

Yemen and Human Rights: Oxfam's Perspective

Martin Butcher, Policy Adviser, Arms Campaign, Oxfam

Martin Butcher is a policy adviser on arms issues for Oxfam. He has worked in the field of security, arms control and disarmament for over 25 years, in London, Brussels and Washington DC.