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Listen to lively discussions between Hurst authors, journalists and leading experts as they interrogate the stories behind thought-provoking books.
This season, you’ll hear about our new era of mass protest and whether nonviolent action can achieve real political change; the changing face of modern terrorism in the UK; the complex and delicate process of peace-making in an increasingly dystopian world; a fresh take on the iconic writer Virginia Woolf and her deeply problematic prank; lessons in guilt and gratitude to the British from Mihir Bose; and a culinary adventure like you’ve never seen…or heard…before.
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Sri Lanka: All Change?
In this turbo year of polls it has just been Sri Lanka’s turn in the electoral spotlight. Presidential elections – the first since former strongman Gotabaya Rajapaksa (GR) was forced from power by a popular uprising in 2022
Why Men? Excerpt
This book is about how love endures. It is also about how our human capacity for kindness and empathy can imprison us in ruthless comÂpetition and violent hierarchies.
A colossal tragedy of errors
Lipika Pelham talks to Israelis and Palestinians about the divisive impact of war on mixed communities. As seen in Perspective.
Events
Capitalism in an Age of Conflict w/ Charles Hecker
Frontline Club
What did international companies learn – or fail to learn – after thirty years of doing business in Russia, once a darling of globalisation? Join Charles Hecker for a panel discussion on the subject.
Islamesque: Diana Darke in conversation w/ Andrew Ziminski
Daunt Books Marylebone
Join Diana Darke for a discussion about her new book, ‘Islamesque: The Forgotten Craftsmen Who Built Europe’s Medieval Monuments’.Â
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