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				1 It's a rich man's world: The (gendered) costs of running for office in the UK It’s a rich man’s world: The (gendered) costs of running for office in the UK Expansion and opportunity in secondary education in the second half of the twentieth century	2	3
4 Assembling data sets can be exciting: the pleasures of designing secondary data analysis The Social Uses of Theory in IR and the Discipline’s Quest for Scientific Credibility	5 Sustainable Food for the Future	6 Toward an Ethics of Hunger Strikes A Game of Pain: Youth Marginalisation and the Gangs of Freetown	7 Testing Women, Testing the Fetus: 20th Anniversary Symposium	8 Banking on DNA: the Ever-Expanding Horizon of Prenatal Genetic Testing and Reproductive Technology (EdCMA annual lecture)	9	10
11 Gender, Peacebuilding and Natural resources project The World Nationalism Made	12	13 Indigenous defiance: Decolonization, education, and systemic change in Canada Week of Indigenous Languages and Cultures Left Populism, the State, and the Green New Deal Ethiopian warrior insignia: evidence from a fourth century coin Layers of Culture: Minds, Institutions, Nations, Civilisations	14 International Year of Indigenous Languages 2019 Symposium 'Ours by Every Law of Right and Justice: Women and the Vote in the Prairie Provinces'	15 Securing China's northwest frontier: Identity and insecurity in Xinjiang Securing China's northwest frontier: Identity and insecurity in Xinjiang Me, My Data, and I	16	17
18 The Syrian War Economy: A critique of the concept The Twittering Machine: How the Social Industry Commodified Our Lives	19	20 The neoliberal university: making space for mental ill-health in social work education East and Central African activists and anticolonial cultures in a decolonising world, 1952-64: A book proposal in progress	21 Roundtable: 'The Canadian Charter of Rights and the Risk of Judicial Nullification: Is this a Serious Concern for Government?'' Heart and Head: An anthropological approach to the dynamism of moral life	22 Haven’t You Heard? Gossip, Power and How Politics Really Works – book launch Haven’t you heard? Gossip, power and how politics really works	23	24
25 The evolution of statistics in the work of Karl Pearson (1857-1936) and R. A. Fisher (1890-1962) Victory and Politics of American Wartime Feminist Democratic Representation: Women’s Group Representation and Institutional (Re)design – workshop	26 From Mubarak to ISIS: Revolution and counter-revolution in the Contemporary Middle East	27 Market devices, commensuration and the social formations of taste. On the social constitution of economic markets ‘Wir sind das Volk’. Power and powerlessness in the political thinking of 1989 Sagal M Ali TBC	28 Fishing, Gaelic and Environment in the Outer Hebrides	29 Ethics Forum (title and speaker TBC) Ethics Forum Time of kin and time of illness: temporalities of caring among diabetes patients and families in Delhi	30