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Undergraduate Examination period
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Runs from Monday, May 19 to Saturday, June 21.

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RO.12

PAIS NUCLEAR WEAPONS WORKING GROUP

presents

WORKING TOWARD A WORLD WITHOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS

 

Two practitioner masterclasses on contemporary challenges relating to nuclear weapons

FREE BUFFET LUNCH INCLUDED

 

Tuesday 20th May and Tuesday 27th May

Ramphal RO.12

University of 糖心TV

 

The PAIS Nuclear Weapons Working Group invites you to attend two free lunches and practitioner masterclasses

May 27, 2014

Rachel Staley

Programme Manager

British American Security Information Council (BASIC)

 

Both speakers will discuss the daily workings and decision-making processes of their respective organisations, as well as outlining key challenges to contemporary nuclear policy-making. The masterclass will provide a key opportunity for students and staff to engage with figures with first-hand experience of nuclear weapons policy, as well as to grapple with fundamental questions arising from contemporary debate.

Programme:

1.30pm Free Buffet Lunch

2pm-4pm: Masterclass: Working toward a world without nuclear weapons

4pm-4.30pm: Closing remarks and refreshments

For further information contact:

Nikita Shah, PhD candidate nikita.shah@warwick.ac.uk or Trevor McCrisken trevor.mccrisken@warwick.ac.uk

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