BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.europe-richie.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.5// METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:Richie X-WR-CALDESC:Agenda Richie X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/Paris BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130522T053200CEST-1978376gHo@www.europe-richie.org DTSTAMP:20130522T030500Z CATEGORIES:Séminaire COMMENT: DESCRIPTION:\nThe Cold War Studies Programme\, with the Department of Inter national History at LSE\, organises the graduate and staff seminar on the Cold War (HY510). It is convened by members of the International History D epartment\, with active participation from other faculty in related depart ments at the LSE\, such as International Relations and Government. Presen tations are given by second and third year PhD students and staff in Inter national History at the LSE\, as well students and staff from other univer sities in London and the surrounding areas. The seminar seeks to provide a forum for new research in the field. To this end\, the seminar usually b egins with a general discussion of new publications in the field\, followe d by a 45 minute presentation\, followed by discussion. It is an ideal fo rum for those working on chapters of their PhD\, journal articles\, or sec tions of monographs or books. It is open to all PhD students and staff. Ex ceptional masters students may attend with the permission of the convenor. This year the seminar will be co-chaired by Arne Westad and Piers Ludlow. \nIf you would like to take part in the seminar\, please email the course organiser (ideas.coldwar@lse.ac.uk [ideas.coldwar@lse.ac.uk])\, stating yo ur affilliation and area of research.\n\n\n \n\nMichaelmas Term\n\n\n • Oct 12 – Liz Benning: The FRG\, the West and the Re-shaping of the Intern ational Economic System of the West\, 1972-1976\n • Oct 26 - Vladimir Unkovski-Korica: The Cold War Origins of Yugoslav Self-Management – New Ar chival Evidence\n • Nov 2 - Helen Parr (Keele) Britain between America and Europe: The politics of Anglo-French nuclear co-operation 1970-4\n • Nov 16 - Svetozar Rajak: No Bargaining Chips\, No Spheres of Interest: The Yugoslav Origins of Cold War Non-Alignment\n • Nov 30 - Antony Be st: Cold War Allies or Pacific War Enemies?: British Policy towards Japan\ , 1945-75\n\n\n \n\nLent Term\n\n\n • Jan 11 - Goetz Bechtolsheimer: A merican policy towards Mobutu’s Congo during the Carter years\n • Jan 25 - Rui Lopes: Title TBD\n • Feb 1: Mark Seddon (Univ Sheffield): Ang lo-American relations over Venezuelan Oil from the early 1940s into the ea rly 1950\n • Feb 15 - Artemy Kalinovsky: Title TBD\n • Mar 7 - Eli sabeth Leake (Cambridge): The Effect of Indian-Pakistani-Afghani Relations on US Cold War policy\n\n\n\n \n\nSummer Term\n\n\n • Apr 25 - Eirini Karamouzi\, Title TBD\n • May 2 – Simon Stevens\, (Columbia-LSE) The Internationalisation of the Apartheid Struggle\, 1959-65\n\n DTSTART:20120502T000000 DTEND:20120503T000000 LOCATION:London school of Economics (UK) ORGANIZER:MAILTO:ideas.coldwar@lse.ac.uk RESOURCES:Émilia Robin Hivert (emilia.robin@free.fr) SUMMARY:LSE Cold War Research Seminar 2011/12\nThe Cold War Studies Program me\, with the Department of International History at LSE\, organises the g raduate and staff seminar on the Cold War (HY510). It is convened by membe rs of the International History Department\, with active participation fro m other faculty in related departments at the LSE\, such as International Relations and Government. URL:http://www2.lse.ac.uk/IDEAS/programmes/coldWarStudiesProgramme END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR