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.
Join ‘The Death of Consensus’ author Phil Tinline and The Times Red Box reporter Lara Spirit for a lively discussion about panic, chaos, and political nightmares that tell the story of our current world as one formed not through hope, but through fear.
Michael J. Willis will be joined by Professor Eugene Rogan for a discussion about his new book Algeria, a pioneering account of Algeria’s Bouteflika years and the revolution that ousted him.
The European Network on Religion and Belief will be joined by ‘Tainted Democracy’ author Zsuzsanna Szelényi as she discusses the inside story of Hungary’s descent into autocracy at the hands of Viktor Orbán.
Join author Zsuzsanna Szelényi as she introduces her new book ‘Tainted Democracy’, the inside story of Hungary’s descent into autocracy at the hands of Viktor Orbán. Szelényi will be in conversation with the director of Carnegie Europe, Rosa Balfour.
Join author and Observer columnist Kenan Malik as he discusses his powerful new history of the idea of race, ‘Not So Black and White’.
