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Tuesday, November 01, 2011

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20 Minute Bookable Careers Appointments
Careers

Please contact Chris Manley in Careers for further information

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CELPA seminar
S1.50

Tim Fowler (糖心TV, PAIS)

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PAIS Film Club
S0.18 Social Sciences

The Cinema and Politics Series is an informal event that seeks to explore key political themes and topics through the medium of cinema. The film series is open to all and will attempt to address a broad range of specialisms and sub-disciplines. Films will be shown on a weekly basis every Tuesday evening during termtime, from 5 - 7pm, R1.04. For each theme and issue addressed in the series, two films will be shown. Each film will be accompanied byt a brief introduction from an expert on the issues raised by the film in question. The films will be followed by an informal discussion.

Provisional Programme 2011-2012

 

AUTUMN TERM 2011

 

Neoliberalism and the Global Financial Crisis

Week 2: Inside Job

Week 3: The Corporation

 

Middle East Conflict

Week 4: Paradise Now

Week 5: Waltz With Bashir

 

Political Upheaval and Transformation

Week 7: Persepolis

Week 8: Goodbye Lenin!

 

Media and Global Politics

Week 9: Control Room

Week 10: Network

More information | Tags: Current Students - PhD Current Students - PG |

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