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Digital Espionage, Crime, and Warfare in the Global Glass House|
Joel Brenner, former head of US counterintelligence will, in this lecture on 12 March, illuminate the strategic vulnerabilities created by the technologies that run our public and private lives – with thoughts on how to deal with it.
Enemies: A History of the FBI|
Following his award-winning history of the CIA, Legacy of Ashes, Tim Weiner, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist at the New York Times has now written the first full history of the FBI as a secret intelligence service, Enemies: A History of the FBI which he will talk about in this lecture on 13 March.
Has the Future a Left?|
Zygmunt Bauman, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Leeds, will deliver this Ralph Miliband public lecture on 14 March.
In a humane society, should it be legal to help those who are suffering terribly to end their lives? Emily Jackson, professor of law at LSE, tackles this provocative issue in a public lecture.
Released: 16 February 2012; approx 69 minutes
Growth for Europe: Resuscitating the Single Market|
Speaker: RNDr Petr Necas Recorded: Wednesday 29 February; approx 57 minutes
Speaker: Viviane Reding Recorded: Thursday 1 March 2012; approx 55 minutes
Disintegrating Democracy at Work: labor unions and the future of good jobs in the service economy|
Virginia Doellgast
The Triumph of Politics: the return of the left in Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador|
George Philip and Francisco Panizza
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