London Event May 15 – ‘Imagining Work in 2030’
Tuesday, May 15. 6pm at Juju’s Bar and Stage, the Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London. In conjunction with Juju’s BarContinue Reading
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London Event – 6th March – Migration, Globalisation and Refugees in the 21st Century
How does globalisation lead to increased migration? And what does globalisation mean for refugees? Together with Amnesty International Society atContinue Reading
‘Virtual jihad’: What is the role of terrorist organizations in online-radicalization?
By Linda Schlegel – Linda holds an MA in Terrorism, Security and Society from King’s College London Photo Credit: User: ColinContinue Reading
London event Jan 30 – what next for Iran?
Tuesday, January 30, 6 p.m. Whitehall, London, exact location to be sent to attendees With widespread protests in recent weeksContinue Reading
London event Jan 23 – What to Watch in Russia
You can find a summary of this event here Tuesday, January 23, six p.m. Whitehall, London, exact location to beContinue Reading
Dec 12 London discussion and Christmas drinks
“So we survived 2017. What next?” Tuesday, December 12, 2017, from 6 p.m. Juju’s Bar and Stage, Truman Brewery, BrickContinue Reading
London event – Nov 14th – Imagining the World in 2030
London event – Nov 14th – Imagining the World in 2030 From the rise of the internet, smart devicesContinue Reading
China in the world – 26th Oct
Thursday 26th October 6.15pm The Anatomy Museum, King’s College London (Strand Campus) China has re-emerged as a global power inContinue Reading
Iraq and Kurdistan: Untying the Gordian Knot
Peshmerga forces outside Kirkuk in 2014. Photo credits: By Boris Niehaus – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=33574038 By GauthamContinue Reading
London event October 4th – The Middle East in Flux
Wednesday, October 4th, 6.30 p.m. King’s College London Sign up here PS21 invites you to a discussion of the changingContinue Reading
Britain’s sorry return to imperial ignorance
By Tim Abington. Tim is currently pursuing an undegraduate degree in International Relations at the University of Birmingham. The partitionContinue Reading
