This lecture will reflect on political dimensions to reconciliation: the role of the state, the distance between state institutions and religious actors in processes of fact-finding and reconciliation, and how the disintegration of such efforts impact on how an apology might be received by historically disadvantaged peoples.

This conference will consider the shaping of time and the enmity in political theology and ways in which communities move through the making and unmaking of enemies.

Join us for the launch of Richard Layard and Jan-Emmanuel de Neve's new book Wellbeing: Science and Policy, which shows how wellbeing can be measured, what causes it and how it can be improved.

Join Dean Ngaire Woods in conversation with Sergei Guriev, Provost of  Sciences Po, Paris as they discuss the election and the impact on Russia and the wider global landscape of another Putin presidency.

Join us for this lecture delivered by Professor Anne Phillips, Emeritus Professor in the Department of Government, London School of Economics where she explores what we can nonetheless retrieve from the notion that all of us are human.

This panel discussion aims to explore the complexities of the Indonesian election,  its global implications, and the lessons it can offer for our understanding of democracy.

This panel event brings together leading experts and policymakers to explore how Costa Rica, a global leader in environmental protection and social progress, has successfully balanced economic growth with sustainability and peace, and the challenges that remain.

Join us for an event featuring leaders from the PTI, PML(N) and PPP as we delve into Pakistan's recent elections, exploring expectations, realities, and the path forward.

The OxCGRT Seminar Series aims to provide an platform for scholars working on COVID-19 responses, offering an opportunity to present and discuss their ongoing research work as well as to connect with the broader research community.

Join a panel of experts, moderated by Maya Tudor, as they explore the key issues that will determine Pakistan’s future following the election.

Iván Duque, former President of Colombia, is presenting his newest book "Our Future: A Green Manifesto for Latin America and the Caribbean". The talk is moderated by Dr Juan Pablo Orjuela, Senior Research Associate and Executive Education Programme Director at the University of Oxford Transport Studies Unit, and introduced by Karthik Ramanna.