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Recent Events at GSF
We were delighted to welcome Professor Michael Cox, Director of LSE IDEAS: and Dr Nicholas Kitchen, Executive Director of the LSE Diplomacy Commission to GSF. They discussed the conclusions of Investing for Influence, the recent report of the LSE Diplomacy Continue reading Global Strategy Forum and the British Council were delighted to launch a new co-publication: ‘The Value Of Dialogue In Times Of Hostility And Insecurity’. This collection of essays and personal reflections was launched at a GSF lunchtime event at the National Continue reading On Thursday 10th March, in Convocation Hall, Church House, we were delighted to welcome Lord Browne of Ladyton, Vice Chairman of the NTI, back to GSF, and Eric Schlosser, author of ‘Command And Control: Nuclear Weapons, The Damascus Accident And Continue reading On Wednesday 9th March, GSF hosted a seminar in which members of the House of Lords EU External Affairs Sub-Committee discussed the key points and the conclusions of their new Report, ‘Europe In The World: Towards A More Effective EU Continue reading The March 2016 Debate II: ‘“Investing For Influence”: The Purpose Of British Foreign Policy?’
GSF/British Council publication launch: ‘The Value Of Dialogue In Times Of Hostility And Insecurity’
The March Debate I: ‘Nuclear Weapons And 21st Century Threats – Implications For Safety & Security’
The March Seminar: ‘Europe In The World: Towards A More Effective EU Foreign And Security Strategy’
