Join author and essayist Leta McCullough Seletzky at Trouble Club for a talk about ‘The Kneeling Man’, her debut memoir about her her father’s life as a Black spy who witnessed the assassination of Martin Luther King.
Join Kaamil Ahmed at Intelligence Squared as he discusses the themes of his new book ‘I Feel No Peace: Rohingya Fleeing Over Seas and Rivers’ and to reveal the extraordinary resilience that has helped these scattered communities survive.
Join Alexandra Blanchard and Alex Howlett for a talk about their new book ‘Wander Women’, a thoughtful, intimate yet political exploration of women’s free and unfree movement, sharing stories from refugees, disability activists and more.
Join author ‘I Judge No One’ author David Lloyd Dusenbury for a fascinating discussion of the four memoirs, or ‘gospels’, that were fashioned by early Christ-believers and collected in the New Testament, and how their interpretation through the centuries explains the highly political death of a deeply spiritual figure.
Join the British International Studies Association online to discuss Dr Bleddyn Bowen’s new book on the military and political dimensions across 70 years of our Global Space Age and what it means for international politics today.
Join author and playwright Michael Chaplin at the Alnwick Story Fest for a discussion of his book, ‘Newcastle United Stole My Heart’.
Join Kenan Malik as he discusses his new book ‘Not So Black and White’ with Kate Shurety and ENORB Director, Mark Ereira-Guyer at the European Book Club.
On the occasion of the publication of Andrew Small’s recent book, ‘The Rupture: China and the Global Race for the Future’, LSE IDEAS China Foresight hosts a panel discussion focusing on the drivers of China policy across Europe and beyond.
‘The Rupture’ author Andrew Small will be in conversation with Emma Graham-Harrison about China’s rupture with the West and its “No Limits” partnership with Russia.
Join author Fida Jiryis who will discuss her new book ‘Stranger In My Own Land’ and her family’s desperate, at times surreal, search for a homeland between the Galilee, the West Bank and the diaspora.