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Month: October 2025

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October 27, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – October 27, 2025

Cambodia-Thailand border conflict: Yesterday, today and tomorrow | Writing and study sessions with the Academic Support Centre | CMES Seminar: The Politics of Death in Palestine | SASNET Lecture with Atreyee Sen: "Anger, Legitimised: Amplified Anger and its Rhetorics of Legitimation in the 21st Century" | International Law, Genocide and the the War on Palestine
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October 20, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – October 20, 2025

Graduate School Wellness Fika | Seminar: The (im)possibilities of circular consumption with Réka Tölg | Lecture: China’s Global Influence: The Swedish Case | AI Lund lunch seminar: Concern and Enthusiasm for AI Across the Globe – The Role of Trust | Seminar: When Adaptation Meets Resistance: How to Shape Climate Policy from Below | Book Launch: The Long Heat: Climate Politics When It’s Too Late | EUGLOH Soft Skills Seminar - Job interview and negotiation skills
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October 13, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – October 13, 2025

SASNET Panel Discussion: "Sino-Indian Relations in the Light of Global Conflict" | Unequal Exchanges in the Urban/Rural Divide in the Green Transition | The Politics of Gender in a Transnational Context - Roundtable Conversation | China-Watching: Global Knowledge Production about China | CMES Seminar: Harvesting wind, stirring sands: the expansion of renewable energy frontiers, local resistance, and the European academic gaze on green extractivism in West Asia and North Africa. | Lund University Academic Support Centre: Lecture on effective writing strategies | And more!
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October 6, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – October 6, 2025

Debate in Lund: Is globalization dead – and if so, should we mourn it? (in Swedish) | Seminar: The Language of Climate Politics | Seminar: Reading Hannah Arendt: On Evil – from Totalitarianism to Banality | Conference: Global South–Global North Developments The Asymmetries of Polycrisis, Risks, and Resilience | Workshop: Join the creation! | Student Support: Writing and study sessions with the Academic Support Centre
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