Prof. Allyson Pollock, 21 June 2003

The NHS reform: Public Health or private profit?
Prof. Pollock is head of the Public Health Policy Unit at UCL and director of Research and Development at UCL ...
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Charles Tripp and many others, 14 June 2003

After the War
The second in a collaboration between the ICA and Le Monde diplomatique on the war on Iraq... leading experts discuss ...
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Dr Brighton Chireka, 7 June 2003

Zimbabwe, the present and future
This café aims to give a general overview of the economical and social issues Zimbabwe is going through and the ...
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Dr Vineeta Gupta, 24 May 2003

Breaking the Bank’s Bond
Dr Vineeta Gupta (Insaaf Int.) and World Bank Boycott co-ordinators Dr. Vineeta Gupta is General Secretary of Insaaf International, a ...
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Cynthia Hayes and Bill Hamilton, 10 May 2003

London Transport: Public Service or private business?
(in collaboration with London Social Forum-Transport) Cynthia Hayes is Coordinator of Capital Transport Campaign, Bill Hamilton is Head of Public ...
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Zoe Young, 26 April 2003

Exploiting conservation and conserving exploitation in a reformed Bank
Zoe Young is a London-based researcher, writer and film-maker with Conscious Cinema and author of 'A New Green Order? The ...
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Bruce Kent, 5 April 2003

Global Nuclear Disarmament: Utopia or necessity?
It is clear today that to guarantee genuine security for future generations we have to move towards the global abolition ...
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Ahmed Rajab, 22 March 2003

Reporting Africa
Ahmed Rajab is Director and Editor of Africa Analysis, an authoritative fortnightly bulletin on economic, financial and political trends in ...
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Roya Ebrahimi and Julie Cornes, 8 March 2003

International Women’s Day: Women asylum seekers in Britain
The talk will focus on the impact of the new Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 on employment, training and ...
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Richard Gott, 22 February 2003

Venezuela in the New World order
Richard Gott is a writer and historian, formerly Latin American correspondent for the Guardian. He has written several books on ...
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Prof. Robert Wade, 10 February 2003

Empires in the 21st Century
Prof. Robert Wade Professor of Political Economy & Development, LSE Serge Halimi, Editorial Board Member of Le Monde diplomatique Philip ...
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John Stewart, 8 February 2003

Do we really need more airports?
John Stewart is chairman of the UK noise association. He will be questioning the need for more airports explaining that ...
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Dr Fatma Aamer, 25 January 2003

Islam in Britain
Dr Fatma Aamer is Head of Education and Interfaith Relations at Regents Park Mosque and also lectures at Markfield Institute ...
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Robin Blackburn and Tom Collinge, 11 January 2003

Banking on Death: The History & Future of Pensions
Robin Blackburn, author of the excellent “Banking on Death: The History & Future of Pensions” Robin has studied and taught ...
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