Adam House Lecture Theatre

[Architectural Conservation Masterclasses]

[Architectural Conservation Masterclasses]

Speaker:              Sarah Van Eyndhoven (University of Edinburgh)

Title:                      ‘An Eye for an Aye’: Linguistic and Political Backlash and Conformity in Eighteenth-Century Scots

Time and date: 11:00 – 12:30, 21^st March 2019

Venue:                  G.03 (Doorway 6), Medical School (Old Medical School), Teviot Place, Edinburgh, EH8 9AG

Lecture: In a Data-Driven World, Good Governance Means Good Data Governance

Time:  6pm-7:30pm

Date: 14 March

Location: 

Main Auditorium, University of Edinburgh Business School29 Buccleuch Pl, Edinburgh EH8 9JS

Event page: http://www.confuciusinstitute.ac.uk/announcements/business-lecture-14-mar-chen-li-ming/

March 7^th (4-6pm, room 5.11 Chrystal Macmillan Building)

Dr Daan Beekers, post-doctoral fellow at IASSH, will be giving a seminar entitled: “A converted church: religious heritage, memory and the matter of home in Amsterdam”

[Anthropology of Christianity seminar]

Wednesday 6 March

Martin Farías (Music): Music and politics in Chilean documentary under the Popular Unity’s government (1970-1973)

4-5.30 Lister Learning and Teaching Centre 1.2

Organisers: Researching Latin America Series (Sociology)

James McElvenny (University of Edinburgh): International Language and the Everyday: contact and collaboration between C.K. Ogden, Rudolf Carnap and Otto Neurath

Johann Unger (Lancaster University): Discursive approaches to language policy – challenges and opportunities

Professor Michael Dietler (University of Chicago): Flows, Boundaries, and Entanglements: Unraveling Colonial Encounters in Ancient Mediterranean France

[Munro Lectures]