Join us for the London launch of Mugabe’s Legacy and panel discussion with author David B. Moore and special guests. About the book An authoritative account of Mugabe’saaa
As democracy comes under more pressure than ever, we need new ways to take it forward. At this webinar, two leading thinkers reimagine democracy for the future: Marcial Boo, author of ‘The Rules of Democracy’ and Geoff Mulgan, author of ‘Another World is Possible’ will discuss the ideas in their books and compare their different approaches, followed by an audience Q&A.
Join Professor Andrew Hoskins and Dr Matthew Ford as they discuss how digital devices have shaped the ways in which contemporary war is viewed, understood and fought.
Derek Turner will be in Waterstones Boston on Thursday 28th July from 2pm to sign copies of his new book ‘Edge of England: Landfall in Lincolnshire’.
Caabu invites you to an online briefing on football in the Middle East, with an expert panel of speakers: Abdullah Al-Arian, author of ‘Football in the Middle East’; Zahra R. Babar, Associate Director for Research at the Center for International and Regional Studies at Georgetown University in Qatar and Professor Ramón Spaaij, a sociologist based at Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia.
Join us for a very special author talk with Mallory O’Meara, historian and author of ‘Girly Drinks’, and co-host of the literary podcast Reading Glasses.
‘African Europeans’ author Olivette Otele in conversation with Patrick Boucheron about the new ways in which history can be written.
Join Derek Turner for the launch of his book ‘Edge of England: Landfall in Lincolnshire’ and hear the untold story of a great English county and its people, from the Vikings to Brexit.
Join Mallory O’Meara for the launch of her book ‘Girly Drinks’ and discover the fascinating history of women and alcohol that dismantles the myth of booze as a ‘male only’ past-time.
Join journalist Sarah Jaffe, Idler editor Tom Hodgkinson and Brendan Burchell for a chat about the false promises of the ‘do what you love’ mantra and why the new tyranny of work needs to end.
A celebration of Selma James’s incredible work, this not-to-be-missed event sees the world-renowned social activist in conversation with ‘How Women Can Save the Planet’ author Anne Karpf and award-winning poet and clinical psychologist Sanah Ahsan, as they explore James’s much-anticipated new anthology, ‘Our Time is Now: Sex, Race, Class and Caring for People and the Planet’.
Join Dr Matthew Ford and Professor Andrew Hoskins to discuss their new book ‘Radical War: Data, Attention and Control in the 21st Century’.