Events
Annual Lecture 2022
Jess Phillips on Everything You Really Need to Know About Politics
We are delighted to announce that Jess Phillips MP will be giving our 30th Annual Policy & Politics Lecture on 5 October 2022 in the Wills Memorial Building with the title: Everything You Really Need to Know About Politics.
Entry to the lecture is free but tickets must be booked in advance. Book your ticket here: Jess Phillips on Everything You Really Need to Know About Politics Tickets, Wed 5 Oct 2022 at 18:00 | Eventbrite
We look forward to welcoming you!
Conference on Policy Process Research
We a delighted to be supporting the Conference on Policy Process Research (COPPR). COPPR has mission is to advance the scholarship of policy process theory and methods. It embraces a broad interpretation of theories and methods, supporting a plurality of theoretical perspectives. It welcomes both emergent and established theories and methods and questions of what it means to conduct science and engage with our communities. COPPR seeks to support both established and emerging research communities and build bridges among them. COPPR includes critical assessments of the lessons learned from the past, challenges to contemporary boundaries, proposals for innovative research agendas, and arguments of what our future should be.
COPPR will be held on January 10-14 2023 at the Lawrence Street Center in Denver, USA.
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Past Annual Lectures
2019: Baroness Sayeeda Warsi
2018: Right Honourable Dame Margaret Hodge - unavoidably cancelled due to ill health
2017: Will Self
2016: Rev. Richard Coles
2015: Lord Anthony Giddens
2014: David Blunkett MP
2013: Baroness Jean Corston
2012: Sir Malcolm Jack KCB PhD
2011: Chris Mullin
2010: Shami Chakrabarti CBE
2009: Jonathan Evans
2008: The Lord Jay of Ewelme GCMG
2007: Rt Hon Nick Raynsford MP
2006: Sir Stephen Wall
2005: Dr Geoff Mulgan
2004: Professor Francesca Klug
2003: Ms Frances Cairncross
2002: Professor Christopher Andrew
2001: Sir Marrack Goulding
2000: Lord Williamson
1999: Dame Pauline Neville-Jones
1998: Professor Archie Brown
1997: Sir Alistair Hunter
1996: The Honourable Neal Blewett
Conferences
2015: Democracy, Inequality & Power