2 April, 5.15-6.30pm, 20 Chambers St., Professor Mari Lending, Oslo School of Architecture and Design: 'Plaster Monuments: Architecture and the Power of Reproduction' (ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar)
7 March, 7.15-8.30pm, Adam House Lecture Theatre, 3 Chambers St., Professor Niall Atkinson, University of Chicago: 'Learning from Cosmopolis: The Venice Architecture Biennale and the Lessons of a Listing City' (ESALA Geddes Fellow Programme Public Lecture)
5 March, 5.15-6.30pm, 20 Chambers St., Professor Niall Atkinson, University of Chicago: 'The Wandering Body and Wondering Eye: Architectural Reckoning in the Renaissance' (ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar)
Kathryn Nash (University of Edinburgh): The Development of African Regional Peace and Security Norms and Their Contribution to International Norms
Thomas Cantens (Head of Research unit, World Customs Organization, associate lecturer at Auvergne University School of Economics): Fragile Borders in Africa: Is the State an Armed Group among Others When Governing the Border Economy?
CSAS Film night.
’Suraj ka Satvan Ghoda’
Architectural Conservation Masterclasses
Elisa Pilia: Re-thinking ruins in the contemporary landscapes
Michael Wood (Edinburgh): Drama in the World: A.W. Schlegel, Walter Scott, and Two Takes on Theatre History
[German Research Seminars]
[German Research Seminars]
Barbara Burns (Glasgow): Die Waffen nieder!: Bertha von Suttner as Novelist and Peace Activist
Frauke Matthes (Edinburgh): German “Provincialism”, the World and Saša Stanišić’s Vor dem Fest
[German Research Seminars]