Join us for our annual lecture "Nuclear Crises: What's New, and What's True?" with Nicholas J Wheeler from the University of Birmingham
🗓️Thursday, 16 May
📍Main Hall, International Politics Building
🕐 5:30pm wine reception, 6pm start.
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On 16th May, BASIC Non-Resident Senior Fellow @WheelerICCS will be presenting the @ddmiaber annual lecture at Aberystwyth University on 'Nuclear Crises: What's New and What's True?'
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Nicholas J. Wheeler is Professor of International Relations at the University of Birmingham. He is a non-resident Senior Fellow at BASIC where he works on the Nuclear Responsibilities Programme.
His publications include (with Ken Booth) The Security Dilemma: Fear, Cooperation, & Trust in World Politics (2008); Saving Strangers: Humanitarian Intervention in International Society (2000); & Trusting Enemies: Interpersonal Relationships in International Conflict (2018).
Ymunwch â ni am ein darlith flynyddol "Nuclear Crises: What's New, and What's True?" gyda Nicholas J Wheeler o Brifysgol Birmingham
🗓️Dydd Iau, Mai 16
📍Prif Neuadd, Adeilad Gwleidyddiaeth Rhyngwladol
🕐 Derbyniad gwin am 5:30yh dechrau am 6yh
Our roundtable discussion on Venezuela and Guyana kicks off tonight with Jason Camacho, a PhD Student in the Interpol department.
"Typically, since the declaration of the Monroe Doctrine, the US has ensured that there are no conflicts within the Western Hemisphere."
3. Internal politics intertwines with international posturing; past disputes echo real consequences, as seen in the Falklands.
4. Global politics is a two-level game; domestic and international politics merge, evident in recent conflicts like Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Venezuela.
Join us for our first roundtable discussion of 2024: Venezuela, Guyana, and Disputed Territory
👇 2 Feb, 5pm
📍Main Hall, Interpol
Ymunwch â ni ar gyfer ein prif trafodaeth bord gron o 2024: Venezuela, Guyana, a'r Diriogaeth Dadleuol
👇 2 Chwe, 5yh
📍Prif Neuadd, Gwleidyddiaeth
Please join us for our first roundtable discussion of 2024: Venezuela, Guyana, and Disputed Territory: Another International Conflict?
With:
Jason Camacho
Dr Jan Ruzicka
Dr Alistair Shepherd
Dr Lucy Taylor
📅 2 February
🕐 17:00 - 18:15
📍Main Hall, International Politics
It was great to have Chloe Arnold back in the International Politics department to talk to students and staff about her experiences as a journalist in the former USSR. Great discussions!








