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Wyn Grant has been asked to give the Amos Memorial Lecture for the East Malling Research institute. The talk is on “Safe, Sustainable, Sufficient: The Challenge for Food” and is being held on 3rd November 2011 at 3pm in the East Malling Conference Centre.

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Dr Nicola Pratt will be speaking at the University of East Anglia on 11 November on 'The Arab Uprisings--Where From and Where To?'

For more information, please contact DrVassiliki Koutrakou.

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The Teaching Political Economy workshop provided a unique forum to discuss pedagogy in the discipline. It featured presentations from Kees van der Pijl (Sussex), Matthew Watson (Warwick), Richard Woodward (Hull) and Earl Gammon (UEA) on the content and delivery of political economy courses. The 神马福利影片's Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning also led a session on teaching innovations. In total, 37 academics attended from twenty higher education institutions. The audio recordings of these presentations will be uploaded to the website of the International Political Economy Group (IPEG) of BISA, along with course outlines that the participants brought along with them to share. The workshop was supported with generous funding from the politics departments at Warwick, Manchester and Sheffield, as well as IPEG itself.

The Current Students website and and Staff Resources pages have been amalgamated into a PAIS Intranet. When the new website design goes live in the end of September, it will be obvious where to click to access all current student and staff information. In the meantime, you can get into the relevant areas of the intranet by clicking the PAIS Intranet tab on the left side of the page.

On Monday 15 August, Mike Thomson investigates the collapse of the US UK special relationship in 1973 in a Radio 4 'Document'. The programme is based on a document about Henry Kissinger brought to light by Prof Aldrich and used in his book GCHQ: The Uncensored Story of Britain's Most Secret Intelligence Agency.

A full describing the programme and Prof Aldrich's contribution has been released by Warwick's Communications Office.

You can on BBC iPlayer.