London Event 16 April – In Conversation with Sir John Holmes
Tuesday, 16 April, from 06:00 p.m., London School of Economics, Alumni Theater, New Academic Building, 54 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, HolbornContinue Reading
Category: Geopolitics
PS21 Event Writeup: ‘Changing Face of the Middle East’
By Rebecca Lille Photo Credit: Ross Bradford PS21 Chief of Staff, and chair for the event, Sam Genge, opened byContinue Reading
London Event 19 March – Changing Face of Europe
Tuesday 19 March, from 06:00 p.m., Juju’s Bar and Stage, Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London. PS21’s 2019 programme of eventsContinue Reading
London Event 11 March – Changing Face of the United Nations
Monday, 11 March, from 06:00 p.m., King’s College London, Room 1.67, Franklin-Wilkins Building Waterloo Campus, SE1 9NH Hosted by the King’sContinue Reading
London Event 19 February – Changing Face of the Middle East
Tuesday, 19 February, 6pm, Juju’s Bar and Stage, Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London. Civil wars, dictators, terrorism – how didContinue Reading
PS21 Event Writeup: ‘Beijing, the US and the South China Sea’
By Oliver Yule-Smith This event was co-chaired by PS21 executive director Peter Apps and PS21 Chief of Staff Sam Genge.Continue Reading
Beyond Caliphates and Cosmopolitanism: An analysis of the sovereign state’s competitive advantage
After the Cold War, the massive means that had been deployed to stabilize existing states decreased. A break up ofContinue Reading
Event July 10 London Event – “The Nuclear Peninsula: the Future of the Two Koreas”
Tuesday, July 10. 6.30 pm. K2.31 (Nash Lecture Theatre), Strand campus, King’s College London. The situation on the Korean PeninsulaContinue Reading
June 11 London Event ‘Changing Face of Conflict’
Monday, June 11. 6pm, Whitehall (exact location TBA to attendees) From fake and real assassinations in Ukraine to increasing competitionContinue Reading
The Westphalian system in crisis: The rise of neo-tribalism
By Linda Schlegel – Linda holds an MA in Terrorism, Security and Society from King’s College London The relatively stable post-ColdContinue Reading
