Dear All,
I am writing to send you details of a weekly seminar series on 'Refugees
in International Relations' in the Department of Politics and
International Relations at the University of Oxford. Details of the
seminars are in the attached document and are also listed below.
All Welcome.
The List of Lectures:
The following lectures will take place on Mondays at 5pm in the Lecture
Theatre, Manor Road Building, unless indicated otherwise:
Friday 17 October, 2pm, Swire Room, 12 Merton Street, University
College: ‘A Realist Approach to the Strategy of Humanitarianism’, Jack
Snyder (Columbia University)
Monday, 20 October: ‘International Cooperation and the Global Refugee
Regime’, Alexander Betts (Oxford University)
Monday, 27 October: ‘The Limitations of Mainstream International
Relations Theories for Understanding the Politics of Forced Migration’,
Amitav Acharya (Bristol University)
Monday, 3 November: ‘International Society, Global Order and Refugees’,
Andrew Hurrell (Oxford University)
Monday, 17 November: ‘Constructivism and Refugees’, Michael Barnett
(University of Minnesota)
Monday, 24 November: ‘The Global Governance of Forced Migration’,
Sophia Benz and Andreas Hasenclever (Tubingen University)
Monday, 1 December: ‘The Securitisation of Forced Migration’, Anne
Hammerstadt (University of Kent)
Friday, 5 December, 5pm, Seminar Room C, DPIR: ‘Refugees and the
Regional Dynamics of Peace-building’, James Milner (Carleton University)
Monday, 19 January: ‘Refugees, IDPs and Military Intervention’, Adam
Roberts (University of Oxford)
Wednesday, 28 January, 5.00pm, in Seminar Room 1, Department of
International Development, 3 Mansfield Road: ‘Refugees and Normative and
Ethical Approaches to International Relations’, Chris Brown (London
School of Economics)
Monday, 2 February: ‘Beyond Bare Life: Refugees and the ‘Right to Have
Rights’, Patricia Owens (Queen Mary, University of London)
Friday, 6 February, (TBC), 2pm Swire Room, 12 Merton Street, University
College: ‘Refugees and Globalization’, James Rosenau (George Washington
University)
15-18 February, Presentation at the International Studies Association,
New York: ‘Feminist Geo-Politics Meets Refugee Studies’, Jennifer
Hyndman (Maxwell School, Syracuse)
Monday, 2 March: ‘Post-Conflict State-Building and Forced Migration’,
Dominic Zaum (Reading University)
Monday, 9 March: ‘Forced Migration and International Political
Economy’, Sarah Collinson (Overseas Development Institute)
Friday, 13 March, 2pm, Swire Room, 12 Merton Street, University College:
‘Forced Migration and Conflict’, Astri Suhrke (Michelen Institute,
Bergen) and Howard Adelman (Griffith University
Best wishes,
Esra
Esra S Kaytaz
Research Officer
Global Migration Governance Project
Department of Politics and International Relations University of Oxford
Manor Road, Oxford OX1 3UQ
Tel: +44 1865 285955
Email: [log in to unmask]
Web: http://www.globaleconomicgovernance.org/migration/
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