Conferences / Lectures Archive

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Conferences / Workshops

Turkmenistan Workshop
18 & 19 June 2004
St Antony's College, Oxford, with The Oxford Society for Central Asia (TOSCA)

St Antony's/Princeton Conference
25-26 April 2003
Muslims in Europe Post 9/11

Lectures

President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal
Thursday 27 November 2003
Conditions for the Development of Stable Democratic Political Systems in Africa (pdf)

The President of Afghanistan, Mr Hamid Karzai
Friday 6 June 2003
Afghanistan's Problems: Post-conflict and the Way Forward

Lehendakari's Lecture
22 November 2002
Notes and Outline of the speech of the Lehendakari (President of the Basque Government), Juan José Ibarretxe.
Euskadi, Facing its Future and that of the New European Union

The Elliott Lecture
Friday 9 November 2001
delivered by Rt. Hon. Robin Cook, PC, MP
Globalization: Curse or Boon?

Seminar Series

Middle East Centre Seminar held during Hilary Term 2004

Afif Safieh, Palestinian General Delegate to the United Kingdom
Which Way Forward? (pdf)

Azmi Bishara, M.K.
Israel, Palestine and the Question of Citizenship (pdf)

Karma Nabulsi, Nuffield College, Oxford
The Role of Refugee and Exile Communities in Creating the Palestinian Future (pdf)

Ali Abunimah, The Electronic Intifada
Palestine/Israel: The End of the Road for the Two-State Solution? (pdf)

Mustafa Barghouthi, Secretary General, Palestinian National Initiative
A New Vision for Palestine (to be posted shortly)

Hanan Ashrawi, Secretary General, MIFTAH: The Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy
Palestine: Reconstruction or Deconstruction (to be posted shortly)

This seminar was made possible through the generous support of Mr. A.M. al-Qattan

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Conflict, Justice and Collective Memories:
How countries deal with difficult pasts
Lunchtime Seminar Series, Michaelmas Term 2001

Prof Anthony Nicholls: The Nuremberg Trials: Victors' Justice or a Categorical Imperative?

Dr Ann Waswo: The Tokyo Trials and Public Memories of the Pacific War

Dr Valpy Fitzgerald: Living with the Past: the USA and Neighbourhood

Prof Avi Shlaim: Israel Confronts its Past

Dr Nandini Gooptu: India and Partition

Dr Steve Tsang: Facing the Reality of the Maoist Era

Dr Eugene Rogan: The Danger of Forgetting: war and amnesia in Lebanon