The Oscar-winning film director will discuss his latest work, an extraordinary experiment in film-making which explores the reality for soldiers in the First World War

Bringing together the world’s leading Development Finance Institutions to discuss how to further improve their effectiveness in difficult environments

How can governments reduce fraudulent use of national and international financial institutions? A financial correspondent at The Wall Street Journal and leading academics discuss the next steps

Paul Collier will discuss ideas from his book 'The Future of Capitalism' with British MPs. Invited audience only

A talk with Mariana Mazzucato, Professor in the Economics of Innovation and Public Value at University College London

Sir Chris Wormald, Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health, explores the key learnings from his time as a Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government

Glen Weyl, principal researcher at Microsoft and visiting senior research scholar in economics and law at Yale University, will discuss the book he co-authored with Eric A. Posner

The climate regime has been gradually moving toward a facilitative logic and this shift presents enormous potential. But if effectiveness is possible, where and how should it be pursued?

Global affairs expert Kishore Mahbubani will discuss the consequences for Asia and the world

Leslie Evans, Permanent Secretary to the Scottish Government, discusses Scotland’s National Performance Framework

Scott Sagan and Benjamin Valentino present their paper 'Just war and unjust soldiers: American public opinion on the moral equality of combatants'

Acclaimed philosopher Martha Nussbaum presents her new book, The Monarchy of Fear. The event is now at capacity