Events

Past Events

Dr James Harris – The Great Fear: Intelligence and Threat Perception under Lenin and Stalin
Dr Federico Finchelstein: The Dirty War in History and Memory
Professor Kelly Greenhill and Dr Ben Oppenheim – Rumour Has It
Dr Andy Martin (Cambridge) talk on “Nausea in New York: the FBI & CIA vs Sartre and Camus”
Suspicious Minds: The Social and Cognitive Psychology of Conspiracy Theories – Rob Brotherton
Dr Turkay Nefes on “Turkish Government Response to the Gezi Park Protests”
Dr David Hickman (York): Science and Recycled Photography in Conspiracy Theories
Dr Michael Hagemeister: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion: The Facts Surrounding a Fiction
Professor Alex Beringer: Paranoid Masculinities: Conspiracy Theory in Mark Twain’s Fiction
David Aaronovitch (The Times): Conspiracy theories in an age of transparency
Professor Joe Uscinski and Professor Joe Parent: American Conspiracy Theories
Professor Samuel Moyn: Is Democracy Conspiratorial?
Prof. Kathy Olmsted: Anglo-American Conservatism & Transatlantic Threat between the World Wars
Dwight Smith: The Mafia and Conspiracy
Dr Pascal Girard:Conspiracy Theories in France and Italy during the Cold War and Decolonization
Professor Deborah E. Lipstadt: A Flat Earth Theory or a Clear and Present Danger?
Dr Cornel Zwierlein:Knowlege Gaps: The Early Modern Foundations of Conspiracy & Democracy
Dr. Stef Aupers: Conspiracy theories between secular scepticism and religious salvation
Harriet Washington – Epidemics of Conspiracy
Nicci French Public Lecture- ‘Lying in the Dark: the stories we tell to keep ourselves sane’
Lawrence Quill – Technological Conspiracies
Christopher Bannister -Judeo-Masonic-Bolshevik Conspiracy
Dr Benjamin Wurgaft – Leo Strauss & Public Intellectual Culture
David Vincent – Conspiracy and the beginning of the democratic state in Britain 1830-1860
Simon Schaffer – Imitation Games
Pablo Piccato Public Lecture
The Real Ideology of Putin’s Russia
Darrin McMahon Public Lecture 01/03/16
Conspiracy and Terror in the French Revolution

Events

Dr James Harris – The Great Fear: Intelligence and Threat Perception under Lenin and Stalin

Dr Federico Finchelstein: The Dirty War in History and Memory

Professor Kelly Greenhill and Dr Ben Oppenheim – Rumour Has It

Dr Andy Martin (Cambridge) talk on “Nausea in New York: the FBI & CIA vs Sartre and Camus”

Suspicious Minds: The Social and Cognitive Psychology of Conspiracy Theories – Rob Brotherton

Dr Turkay Nefes on “Turkish Government Response to the Gezi Park Protests”

Dr David Hickman (York): Science and Recycled Photography in Conspiracy Theories

Dr Michael Hagemeister: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion: The Facts Surrounding a Fiction

Professor Alex Beringer: Paranoid Masculinities: Conspiracy Theory in Mark Twain’s Fiction

David Aaronovitch (The Times): Conspiracy theories in an age of transparency

Professor Joe Uscinski and Professor Joe Parent: American Conspiracy Theories

Professor Samuel Moyn: Is Democracy Conspiratorial?

Prof. Kathy Olmsted: Anglo-American Conservatism & Transatlantic Threat between the World Wars

Dwight Smith: The Mafia and Conspiracy

Dr Pascal Girard:Conspiracy Theories in France and Italy during the Cold War and Decolonization

Professor Deborah E. Lipstadt: A Flat Earth Theory or a Clear and Present Danger?

Dr Cornel Zwierlein:Knowlege Gaps: The Early Modern Foundations of Conspiracy & Democracy

Dr. Stef Aupers: Conspiracy theories between secular scepticism and religious salvation

Harriet Washington – Epidemics of Conspiracy

Nicci French Public Lecture- ‘Lying in the Dark: the stories we tell to keep ourselves sane’

Lawrence Quill – Technological Conspiracies

Christopher Bannister -Judeo-Masonic-Bolshevik Conspiracy

Dr Benjamin Wurgaft – Leo Strauss & Public Intellectual Culture

David Vincent – Conspiracy and the beginning of the democratic state in Britain 1830-1860

Simon Schaffer – Imitation Games

Pablo Piccato Public Lecture

The Real Ideology of Putin’s Russia

Darrin McMahon Public Lecture 01/03/16

Conspiracy and Terror in the French Revolution