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To open our 2019-2020 events season on Tuesday 8th October, we had great pleasure in hosting GSF Advisory Board member, the Rt Hon the Lord Howell of Guildford. He gave a lunchtime lecture entitled ‘Look Where We’re Going: Escaping The Prism Of Past Continue reading For our final event of our 2018-2019 series, we were delighted to welcome the Rt Hon Alistair Burt MP, Minister of State for the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and Minister of State for DFID with responsibility for the Middle East and Continue reading On Wednesday 10th July, we were very pleased to welcome Sir John Scarlett KCMG OBE, Chief of the British Secret Intelligence Service (2004-2009), to GSF. He gave a lecture entitled ‘Global Instabilities: What Is Most On My Mind And What Should We Be Worried Continue reading On Wednesday 3rd July, we were delighted to welcome to GSF Professor Gayle McPherson of the University of the West of Scotland, and Professor Joanne Hughes of the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice at Queen’s University Continue reading The October 2019 Lecture I: ‘Look Where We’re Going: Escaping The Prism Of Past Politics’
The July 2019 Lecture II: The Accidental Arabist Reflects….Again!’
The July 2019 Lecture I: ‘Global Instabilities: What Is Most On My Mind And What Should We Be Worried About’
The GSF/British Council July 2019 Research Launch: ‘Building A Lasting Peace: New Approaches To Conflict And Recovery’
