Events
CCPT seminar: Solidarity, Migration and Imagining Otherwise at Europe’s Borders
Join us for the Centre for Contemporary Political Theory's next research seminar led by Dr Gemma Bird from the University of Liverpool.
A House of Dynamite: screening and discussion
A screening of this year's most important film about nuclear weapons, followed by a discussion and Q&A with nuclear experts from the School of Politics and International Studies.
From Boundary-Making to Domination: Integrating Wittgenstein and Bourdieu to Explain International Hierarchy
Join us for the Centre for Contemporary Political Theory's next research seminar.
Online book launch: Pharmaceutical Knowledge Commons for the Most Neglected Populations in Global Health
Join us for the launch of the first book and in-depth study published on the role of the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi) in the global politics of neglected tropical diseases!
CGSC event: Diaspora Governance as Power: Repression, Co-optation, and Resistance Beyond Borders
The Centre for Global Security Challenges is delighted to host Professor Bahar Baser for a talk on ‘Diaspora Governance as Power: Repression, Co-optation, and Resistance Beyond Borders’.
"Culture Wars UK: Is it Time for Universities to ‘Rearm’?": Faculty Inaugural Lecture by Prof. Stuart McAnulla
Join us for the fifth lecture in the 2025-26 Faculty of Social Sciences Inaugural Lecture Series which will be delivered by Professor Stuart McAnulla (School of Politics and International Studies).
The Alice Bacon Lecture 2026: Frances O'Grady
Former general secretary of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) and Labour peer Frances O’Grady is to deliver the 2026 Alice Bacon Lecture at the University of Leeds on Thursday 12th March.
Symposium: Cultures of Platformisation in Africa
What are the social and cultural implications of platforms and platformisation in Africa? This in-person and online seminar critically assesses accelerating and expansive platformisation
Beyond Belém: Where next for global climate policy after COP30 and the Santa Marta summit?
Please join climate experts from the School of Politics and International Studies (POLIS) and the Priestley Centre for Climate Futures for a panel event on the future of global climate governance.
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