Friday March 11 2016

1:00-2:30pm

Dr Joshua Dickson (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland): Traditional Music, Higher Education and an Argument for Post-Revivalism

Symposium to mark the publication of ‘Hume: an Intellectual Biography’, by James A. Harris

Friday, 11 March, 2 – 5.30 pm

Venue: Meadows Lecture Theatre, William Robertson Wing, Old Medical School, 4 Teviot Place, Edinburgh.

For a programme, please see http://www.blogs.hss.ed.ac.uk/ecens/.

There is no fee, but participants must register. Please email Thomas.Ahnert@ed.ac.uk if you wish to attend.

Dr Chiara Alfano (Kingston): ‘Bad Parents, Anxious Children: Attachment, Security and Self from D.W. Winnicott to Alison Bechdel’

The Centre for Legal History will welcome Professor Caroline Humfress (Professor in Mediaeval History, University of St. Andrews) to speak on 'Natural Laws and the "Hypothetical Case" in Roman Juristic Texts'

Prof Ellen Moors (University of Utrecht): Co-creation in health innovation

http://www.stis.ed.ac.uk/events/stis_seminars

Ms Amber Thomas (School of Divinity): The Periodical Parish: Popular Christian magazines and the breakdown of religious authority in post-1945 American Evangelicalism

Monday 14 March, 4.30 pm Martin Hall

Emma Ritch, Director of Engender – Scotland’s Feminist Organisation  http://www.engender.org.uk/

A seminar with EMMA RITCH, Executive Director, Engender

Monday 14 March, 4.30, Martin Hall, New College, Edinburgh

Emma Ritch is Executive Director of Engender -the feminist organisation that has worked in Scotland for 20 years to advance equality between women and men. Emma will reflect on Engender’s experience of engaging with human rights instruments and processes, and offer some thoughts about the challenges of using rights-based approaches to tackle gender inequalities.

Laurent Bonnefoy (CNRS-CERI Paris): Yemen at war: a political and strategic assessment

Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies Research Seminar SERIES — SPRING 2016: Civil Wars in the Arab World