The Region works in liaison with other professional institutions and educational establishments within our area to provide information on a wide range of events.

Middlesex University

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London School of Economics [LSE]
Most events are free and open to all on a first come, first served basis, unless otherwise stated, where entry is by ticket only. For futher information contact - email www.events@lse.ac.uk

1. Global Shocks, Global Solutions: Meeting 21st Century Challenges Date: Monday 1 December 2008  6.30pm Location: Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building Speaker: Dr Ian Goldin EVENT CANCELLED: Alternative Investment Speakers Series- financial crisis and your future Date: Tuesday 2 December 2008  3.00pm Location: D402, Clement House Speaker: Mark Chambers China After the Olympics Date: Tuesday 2 December 2008  6.30pm Location: Old Theatre, Old Building Speaker: Jonathan Fenby, Professor Athar Hussain, Martin Jacques, Professor Chen Jian The Present and Future of Baltic – Russian Relationship Date: Tuesday 2 December 2008  7.30pm Location: G108 (entrance opposite to the Peacock Theatre) Speaker: H.E. Vygaudas Usackas and Dmitri Trenin Thinking Like a Social Scientist: a lecture by Professor Jude Howell Date: Wednesday 3 December 2008  1.05pm Location: U8, Tower 1 Speaker: Professor Jude Howell A Power Audit of EU-China Relations Date: Wednesday 3 December 2008  2.00pm Location: D402, Clement House Speaker: John Fox The role of banks in a globalised economy: balancing innovation and stability Date: Wednesday 3 December 2008  5.30pm Location: Old Theatre, Old Building Speaker: Alessandro Profumo Albania and South East Europe - Meeting the Challenges of NATO and EU Integration Date: Wednesday 3 December 2008  6.30pm Location: D302, Clement House Speakers: Jozefina Çoba Topalli Does Mrs Eliana M live here? Date: Wednesday 3 December 2008  6.30pm Location: D402, Clement House Speaker: Ingrid Wildi, Chair: Rafael Cruz Thirty Years of China’s Reform: opening-up and looking forward Date: Wednesday 3 December 2008  6.30pm Location: Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House Speaker: Li Rong Zhang In Conversation with Cherie Blair Date: Wednesday 3 December 2008  6.45pm Location: Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building Speaker: Cherie Blair, Howard Davies NGOs, the Policy Process and the Politics of Resistance: women groups and family laws in post-war Lebanon Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  12.30pm Location: New Academic Building 1.14 Speakers: Nisrine Mansour; Chair: Armine Ishkanian Ethics, Politics, and the State of Israel Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  1.00pm Location: Wolfson Theatre, NAB Speaker: Professor Michael Morgan Martyna Jatkauskaite (piano) Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  1.05pm Location: Shaw Library, Old Building Ethics, Politics, and the State of Israel Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  2.45pm Location: Wolfson Theatre, NAB Speaker: Professor Annabel Herzog Ethics, Politics, and the State of Israel Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  4.15pm Location: L1.10, NAB Speaker: Professor Paul Franks Ethics, Politics, and the State of Israel Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  6.00pm Location: Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House Speakers: Anthony Julius; Alan Montefiore Microfinance Explained: challenges and opportunities ahead Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  6.00pm Location: G108 (20 Kingsway, entrance opposite to the Peacock Theatre) Speaker: Greg Fischer EVENT CANCELLED: The impact of the global financial crisis on South East Europe and its implications for Serbia Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  6.30pm Location: New Theatre, East Building Speaker: Dijana Dragutinovic and Radovan Jelasic Human Rights Day Event: The Right of Rights 1948-2008 Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  6.30pm Location: Old Theatre, Old Building Speakers: Shami Chakrabarti, Jonathan Cooper, Professor Conor Gearty, Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, Professor Francesca Klug, Professor Peter Townsend; Chair: Professor Laurie Taylor The New Photojournalism and Revolution: Susan Meiselas in Nicaragua and Gilles Peress in Iran Date: Thursday 4 December 2008  7.00pm Location: Shaw Library, Old Building Speaker: Paul Lowe