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CSSGJ Annual Lecture

Annual Lecture 2011

Samir Amin- ‘The Trajectory of Historical Capitalism’

B62, LSS Building

Date   Thursday 1st December 2011

Samir Amin will be speaking at the CSSGJ Annual Lecture on The trajectory of historical capitalism.

Samir Amin is director of the Third World Forum in Dakar, Senegal.

2 events in 1 day

On 1 December 2011, Samir Amin, the internationally renown political economist, will deliver a participate in two events at the Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice (CSSGJ) at the University of Nottingham.

1. Author meets Audience session

Discussion of three of Samir Amin’s books by CSSGJ members with a reply by the author. Thursday, 1st December at 12 to 2 p.m. in B62, Law and Social Science Building. 

2. CSSGJ Annual Lecture 2011: ‘The Trajectory of Historical Capitalism’

Thursday, 1st December, 5.30 to 7.00 p.m. in B62, Law and Social Science Building.

For more information, please contact andrew.gibson@nottingham.ac.uk.

 


 

 

Annual Lecture 2010

We were delighted that Professor Siba Grovogui of John Hopkins University could give this year’s CSSGJ annual lecture on 2 December 2010.

Professor Grovogui is a major figure in contemporary International Relations, International Law and Postcolonial Studies and was a senior judge in Guinea prior to becoming an academic. Undeterred by the snow, Professor Grovogui gave a stimulating lecture on international relations theories and the question of race politics. The audience numbers were impressive despite the atrocious weather.

The annual lecture was accompanied by a workshop on the international politics of race which included Robbie Shilliam, Laura Brace and Sarah Knock. Professor Grovogui also gave an informal talk to students the following day. This was followed by an engaging interview, in which Siba Grovogui discussed the experiences that fostered his interest in international relations, international law and race.

Interview : Siba Grovogui Nottingham 3 December 2010 (CSSGJ Annual Lecture speaker 2 December 2010) (mp4 format).

 


 

Previous Annual Lectures

The CSSGJ Anual Lecture for 2009 took place on 3rd December, 2009.  The lecture was presented by Professor Philip McMichael, who is a Professor of Development Sociology at The Polson Institute, Cornell University, his presentation was entitled Rethinking Social Justice in an Age of Crisis.

Previous speakers at the Annual Lectures were

  • Hilary Wainwright, Editor of Red Pepper Magazine (2008)
  • Gerald Cohen, Oxford University (2007)
  • Professor David Harvey, City University New York (2006)
 

 

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