London Event 9 October – Careers in Foreign Policy
Wednesday, 9 October, from 06:30 PM, Room 1.01, Bush House NE wing, King’s College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS. PS21Continue Reading
Category: London Events
London Event 17 September – What Will Historians Make of the 21st Century?
Tuesday, 17 September, from 06:00 PM, Juju’s Bar and Stage, Ely’s Yard, 15 Hanbury St, London E1 6QR. What will futureContinue Reading
October 2 London Event – ‘The Changing Face of Conflict’
Tuesday, October 2. 6pm. Whitehall (exact location TBA to attendees) PS21 returns to Whitehall for the next in our seriesContinue Reading
September 18 London Event – ‘Imagining the next crisis’
Tuesday, September 18. 6pm. Juju’s Bar and Stage, Truman Brewery, Brick Lane. Ten years after the collapse of Lehman BrothersContinue 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
July 17 London Event ‘Imagining Sex, Identity and Society in 2030’
Tuesday, July 17. Juju’s Bar and Stage, Truman Brewery, Brick Lane. What will sex, dating and gender identity look likeContinue Reading
July 2 London Event ‘The Changing Face of National Security’
Monday, July 2. 6pm, Whitehall (exact location TBA to attendees) PS21 discusses the changing face of national security and foreignContinue Reading
June 18 London Event ‘The Ethics of Espionage with former GCHQ director Sir David Omand and Prof Mark Phythian’
Monday, June 18. 6.30pm. Waterstones, Gower Street, London. In the era of cyber surveillance and Salisbury, where do the ethicsContinue 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
June 5 London Event – ‘Diplomacy, Tech and Identity in 2030’
Tuesday, June 5. 6pm, Juju’s Bar and Stage, Truman Brewery, Brick Lane. The latest in our ‘Imagining 2030’ series inContinue Reading
