Events

Workshops

'Conflict, Peace and the Production of Knowledge'

19-20 June 2012
The Call for Papers for this workshop is now open.
Further information about the workshop 'Conflict, Peace and the Production of Knowledge' (pdf)

'The 'Diversity Turn': Cultural Policies, Governance, and National Minorities'

28-29 June 2012
Further information about the workshop 'Cultural Policies, Governance and National Minorities' (pdf)

Past Events

Conferences

'Ethno-Politics and Intervention in a Globalised World'

27-30 June 2010
A cutting-edge, multi-disciplinary conference exploring the role of ethnicity and nationalism in the 21st century.
Further information about the conference 'Ethno-Politics and Intervention in a Globalised World'

Workshops and Seminars

Postgraduate Workshop in Ethno-Politics

29 January 2010
Further information about the Postgraduate Workshop in Ethno-Politics

Visiting Speakers

Professor Oliver Richmond, University of St Andrews
'Eirenism and a Post-Liberal Peace'
23 June 2009

Dr Jeremy Allouche, University of Oxford
'Civil Wars and Problems of Periodization'
16 March 2009

Dr Tahir Abbas, University of Birmingham
'Britannica Islamica: Radicalising Muslims or Muslim Radicalism?'
17 February 2009

Dr Kerem Oktem, University of Oxford
'The changing nature of ethnopolitics in Turkey between trans-nationalization and virtualization'
10 December 2008

Dr Salim Tamari, BirZeit University
'The Collapse of the Two State Solution: What are the Alternatives?'
13 November 2008
NB: This talk was organized jointly by EXCEPS, The Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, and the Politics Department.

Professor Brendan O’Leary, University of Pennsylvania
'Power-sharing in deeply divided places'
29 May 2008

Dr Nick Megoran, Newcastle University
'Boundary Disputes in Central Asia'
23 May 2008

Professor Stefan Wolff, Nottingham University
'Peace by design? The Emerging Practice of Complex Power Sharing'
15 May 2008

Dr Nina Caspersen, Lancaster University
'Playing the Ethnic Card’: The Politics of Outbidding and its Impact on Armed Conflicts in the Balkans and the Caucasus'
25 April 2008

Professor Eric Davis, Rutgers University
'Taking Democracy Seriously in Iraq'
3 April 2008

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