Research Events
The Latin American debt crisis of 1982 was the first major international financial meltdown in the post-war period and the major development crisis that the region experienced since the Great Depression. This colloquium brings together three groups of people to interchange ideasabout the...
In Trinity Term the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar will be hosted at St Hilda's for the first time. The programme includes scholars from the US, Australia, Germany and Japan as well as he UK and will address issues as diverse as fashion, aircraft, housing, trade...
How do policymakers and economic actors use the past in their decision-making?
One of the many exceptional aspects of the global financial crisis of 2008 was the prominence policymakers and commentators gave to the importance of history in helping to determine their response to the...
This term's topic of the popular St Hilda's 'Brain and Mind - from concrete to abstract' series of workshops is 'Dementia and the Brain'.
Dr Sana Suri (Oxford University), Dr Marinella Cappelletti (Goldsmiths, University of London), and Professor Tim Thornton (University of Central...
In Trinity Term the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar will be hosted at St Hilda's for the first time. The programme includes scholars from the US, Australia, Germany and Japan as well as the UK and will address issues as diverse as fashion, aircraft, housing, trade...
This term's Philosophy Symposium guest speaker is Professor Adrian Moore, St Hugh's College, Oxford.
The title of Professor Moore's talk is 'Immortality and Infinity'.
All are most welcome to Professor Moore's talk, drinks and subsequent discussion.
A Symposium Dinner will...
In Trinity Term the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar will be hosted at St Hilda's for the first time. The programme includes scholars from the US, Australia, Germany and Japan as well as the UK and will address issues as diverse as fashion, aircraft, housing, trade...
Professor Duncan Richards, newly appointed Climax Professor of Clinical Therapeutics, will give this term's Principal's Research Seminar. Professor Richards will speak on
'A 21st century toolkit for clinical pharmacology: Plans for the Centre for Clinical Therapeutics'.
The seminar...
In Trinity Term the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar will be hosted at St Hilda's for the first time. The programme includes scholars from the US, Australia, Germany and Japan as well as the UK and will address issues as diverse as fashion, aircraft, housing, trade...
In Trinity Term the Oxford Centre for Economic and Social History Research Seminar will be hosted at St Hilda's for the first time. The programme includes scholars from the US, Australia, Germany and Japan as well as the UK and will address issues as diverse as fashion, aircraft, housing, trade...