THE HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT EARLY CAREER SEMINAR
All seminars take place on TUESDAY, 5 P.M., Lecture Room 2, Tom Quad, Christ Church, Oxford
30 April
Tom Cutterham (Oxford)
International Law and the Limits of Early American Democracy
7 May
Adrian Williamson (Manchester)
Neoliberalism and Thatcherism
14 May
Paul Sagar (Cambridge)
From the Science of Man to the Science of Politics: David Hume’s Theory of
Human Sociability
21 May
Sean Irving (Manchester)
Friedrich Hayek, Karl Popper and Michael Polanyi: Liberty, Enterprise and
the Growth of Knowledge
28 May
Rutger Kaput (Oxford)
On the status of experience in the work of Reinhart Koselleck
4 June
David Ragazzoni (Pisa)
Leviathans within the Leviathan? Mass parties in the political thought of Carl
Schmitt and Gerhard Leibholz
11 June
Elliott Karstadt (London)
What Was the Public Interest in Early-Modern England?
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TUESDAY, 5 P.M.
Lecture Room 2, Tom Quad
Christ Church