Examining the role of international law, civil society and the UK domestic response in addressing China’s alleged commission of international crimes in the Xinjiang detention camp

A discussion on the critical role of expanding clean energy access for post-COVID-19 global recovery, and how cross-sectoral collaboration can expand energy access in fragile states.

This one-day conference examines the history of egalitarian theory, the varieties of egalitarian theories, and issues of policy and implementation.

This seminar analyses the influence of religion on political parties and party politics in contemporary democracies. The event is by invitation only.

The story of a WWII-era encounter between a Jewish woman prisoner and a female SS-guard in a slave-labour camp unravels a challenging question on the meanings and moral significance of death

Insights from Beto Sicupira on why people management matters and how to improve cross-sectoral collaboration

In this online conference, disabled philosophers present their cutting-edge research on disability and social change, and examine the relationship between philosophy of disability and the tradition and discipline of philosophy.

How lessons from COVID-19 can help the public service respond to the major challenges of our time

Examining whether philanthropy is a force for good in international development.

How governments across the world can use data to design public policy, deliver public services and increase bureaucratic effectiveness.

Experts in health, ethics and governance discuss development and delivery of COVID-19 vaccines.

Polling expert Frank Luntz analyses the outcome of the US presidential election