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Maurits says "I am currently working on a short article 'Fever City: dengue in colonial Hong Kong' to be sent to the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society for its first peer-review reading in early January. There will be quite some time for revisions, and I would value the opportunity to discuss this document with other people!"

Lunch will be provided. Please let Sheilagh.Holmes@warwick.ac.uk know you are coming so that we can cater for the right number of people.

Speaker: Prof. Emilios Christodoulidis, University of Glasgow

All research seminars are held in S2.12 and will start at 12:30pm with lunch in S2.09

The seminar will formally start at 1pm.

Emma Mason, "What is called plant thinking?"

Federico Faloppa (University of Reading) presents his book Sbiancare un etiope (Aracne, 2013)

Respondent Naomi Wells (University of ÌÇÐÄTV)

Special Keynote Event: for this week’s Research Seminar we will be joining the talk given by our visiting IAS fellow, Professor Alastair Blanshard, from the University of Queensland, Australia.

This session, entitled "International Career Opportunities" will discuss how he has gained opportunities for research in Australia, the UK and the US.

Please note that Week 3’s event will be held at a different time & venue to our usual meeting, instead from 4.30-6.30pm followed by light refreshments, held in the Wolfson Research Exchange, the Library.

joint seminar with Early Modern Group, by Dr Paul Warde (Cambridge)

All welcome. Refreshment will be served.

Joint seminar with the Global History Research Seminar Series

· Joint seminar with Early Modern Group

The Invention of Sustainability

Dr Paul Warde (University of Cambridge)