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Apologies for cross-posting. Please find below information about our forthcoming seminar series. We are particularly keen to welcome people for the book launch of Chantal Mouffe's Agonistics (details below).

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Department of Politics and International Relations Seminars
University of Westminster
4-6pm, Westminster Forum, 5th floor Wells Street, W1T 3UW (unless otherwise stated)


8
October



Sean Molloy (University of Kent)
Kant's Political Theology and Why it Matters




22
October


Alex Prichard (University of Exeter)
Anarchism and Non-Domination




5
November



Sophie Richter-Devroe (University of Exeter)
How Women Do Politics: Peacebuilding, Resistance and Survival in Palestine




12 November




5.30 -7pm
Phoebe Moore-Carter (Middlesex University)
Cognitive Capitalism and the Quantified Self




19 November


Patricia Owens (University of Sussex)
War as Oikonomy by Other Means







26 November





4 – 5pm
Hannah Cross (University of Westminster)
Migrant Labour, The Global Remittance Agenda and Financialisation: Market-Building as Development

5-6.30pm
Book Launch: Chantal Mouffe Agonistics





3
December


Meryl Kenny (University of Leicester)
The State of Australian Democracy: Sex, Gender and the 2013 Federal Election




Dr Thomas Moore
Faculty Director (Learning and Teaching) | Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities
Principal Lecturer in International Relations | Department of Politics and International Relations
University of Westminster
32-38 Wells Street (Room 517, extension 68920)
London, United Kingdom, W1T 2UW

http://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/our-people/directory/moore-thomas

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