Events

The current economic crisis leaves a strong imprint on public space, in Greek cities. The visualisation of the effects of crisis on the most vulnerable sections of the society is most vivid on the streets and squares.

The seminar will present the evolution of the relationship between civil society organisations and the U.N., in particular the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the U.N.

The talk will address how the current international human rights regime, when properly understood, has far-reaching implications for how the world's cities should develop in future.

Susan McHugh is Professor of English at the University of New England, USA. All of her research and some of her teaching focus on literary, visual, and scientific stories of species.

Citizen-led efforts, often in partnership with private and public interests, are becoming a more prevalent and effective force for food policy change within local jurisdictions.

Please join us for a horsemeat round table discussion hosted by the Food Group, the School of Planning and Geography and the Sustainable Places Research Institute.

The presentation will explore some of the new trends and questions of the management of rural space with regard to the different pathways towards more sustainable place-making.

Previous event was described by one Head of Geography as: ‘Thoughtful, intelligent and one of the best training courses I have ever attended as a teacher.’