The pre-eminent tabla virtuoso of our time Zakir Hussain will be live in Oxford for a lecture and performance as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford.

This webinar explores the dynamic interactions between the economic, social, and political dimensions of global security, bringing together insights from distinguished panellists and previous webinars.

Innovative population biologist Bryan T. Grenfell whose methodology of analysis of pathogen evolution and epidemics has been instrumental in producing effective disease control measures gives a lecture for the Kyoto Prize at Oxford.

For this special online session as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford 2023, the laureates join Professor Ngaire Woods to discuss collaboration across boundaries.

Pioneer of modern microelectronics Carver Mead, whose technological innovations form the foundations of modern chip design gives the Kyoto Prize at Oxford public lecture.

In this webinar, Dr. Annette Idler is in conversation with our distinguished panellists to discuss the social dimensions of global security.

Join Professor Ben Ansell, BBC World Affairs Editor John Simpson and Blavatnik Professor of Public Policy Pepper Culpepper as they discuss how we can avoid political failure.

Join Commissioner for Cybersecurity and Chief Executive of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore David Koh as he provides Singapore’s perspective on the impact of current geopolitical trends on the cyber and digital landscape.

Join the Lemann Foundation Programme and a team of experts to critically discuss the first 100 days of Luís Inácio “Lula” da Silva’s administration in Brazil.

This conference convenes scholars in constitutional studies, political theory and political sociology to discuss the emerging phenomenon of 'Constitutional Intolerance'.

This GO Lab webinar explores the results of a pioneering programme that used innovative finance to build and operationalise three new physical rehabilitation centres in Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo and Mali.

With ‘long emergencies’ likely to be an increasing feature of our modern world, what can governments learn from COVID-19 to prepare for future crises, whether health-related or not? This one-hour online event launched our report on the question.